When the world's most famous nature reserves were created in the 50's and 60's, few people know that the indigenous people of East Africa, who had lived there in harmony with nature for 3000 years, were evicted from these areas.

Tanzania is today the eighth poorest nation in the world. Yet, in a country under stress with most of its people mired in poverty, the government, the tourist industry and conservation organizations, have advanced the idea that the native Africans are intruders into what was once their own pristine wilderness.

When the world's most famous nature reserves were created in the 1950's and 60's, few people know that the indigenous people of East Africa, who had lived there in harmony with nature for 3000 years, were evicted from these areas. Tanzania is today the eighth poorest nation in the world. Yet, in a country under stress with most of its people mired in poverty, the government, the tourist industry and conservation organizations, have advanced the idea that the native Africans are intruders into what was once their own pristine wilderness.

2010 Green Film Festival, South Korea
Won Jury Award

2009 DOK Leipzig ,Germany

2010 Thessaloniki International Film Festival, Greece

2010 One World Human Rights Film Festival, Czech Republic

2010 International Human Rights Film Festival, Ukraine

2010 Planete Doc Review, Poland

2010 ETHNOCINECA, Ethnographical Documentary Film Festival, Austria

2010 CAID Science Film Festival, Greece

2010 CinemAmbiente Environmental Film Festival, Italy

2010 Ischia Film Festival, Italy

2010 Encounters South African Documentary Festival, South Africa

2010 Festival des Libertes, Belgium

2010 Tri-Continental Film Festival, South Africa