NATURE & WILDLIFE

The Last Lioness

IN PRODUCTION

One lioness, one empty wilderness, and a fragile hope to restore what was lost.

One lioness, one empty wilderness, and a fragile hope to restore what was lost.

Duration
1x60'
Production Company
The P Lamberti Family Trust
Original Language
English
YOP
2009
Definitions
HD
Big Cats

synopsis

A haunting call echoes across Zambia’s Liuwa Plain, unanswered for years. Lady Liuwa, the last surviving lioness of the region, lives without a pride, forced to defend her own survival after illegal trophy hunting erased her kind. For four years, cameraman Herbert Brauer documents her solitary existence, bearing witness to an extraordinary bond formed through isolation. Yet he knows he cannot replace what she has lost. In May 2009, a daring plan emerges to reintroduce a male lion. For the first time in years, hope stirs that Lady Liuwa may no longer be alone on her ancestral grasslands once more.

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