Endangered species like elephants, rhinos and lions march closer to extinction each year. This disturbing documentary examines the cost of trying to save these species. \"This is a brilliant, maddening, necessary movie.\" Roger Ebert Their devastating decline is fueled in part by a global desire to consume these majestic animals. This disturbing documentary investigates the powerhouse industries of big-game hunting, breeding and wildlife conservation through the eyes of impassioned individuals who drive them. It will leave you debating what is right, what is wrong and what is necessary in order to save the remaining species of the world. What the press said \"Shot with an ominously gliding camera that revels in the beauty of rhinos, elephants, lions and other rare animals and scrutinizes the map of each face that tells a story in front of it, \"Trophy\" strives to be kind and fair. But it is unmerciful in its exploration of the hunting business. Like a ruthless lawyer, it loves poking holes in arguments that appear rock-solid.\" Roger Ebert (rogerebert.com)\"Will enrage and enlighten in equal measure\" Variety \"Jaw-droppingly beautiful and applling\" IndieWire \"A boggling look inside the world of big game trophy hunting in Africa that provocatively explores the counterintuitive notion that breeding these animals to be killed in some way helps keep their species alive.. Mind-bending.\" Los Angeles Times Release Date: 20 Nov 2017No. Discs: 1 DVDCert: 15Running Time: 1hr 45Contains Subtitles