Jean Barraud, Romain Quillon	...	(Director)
Bernard Mathieu	...	(Writer)
Michel Papineschi	...	Speaker
Bruno Alexiu	...	Composer
Jean Barraud	...	Cinematographer
Quillon Romain	...	Cinematographer
Bushbuck Pride / Ruaha River Pride	...

Comments: Kind of a follow up to “Surviving the Drought”. Shows footage of the cub with the broken pelvis. Narration is overly precious at times. Some really bad soundtrack choices, but at least it’s composed and not canned sounding

The Cub - (ten years ago-her brother cub is the broken pelvis boy)
The Huntress -
Present Day - The Queen … This is where it gets precious, with bullshit lines like “they have never faced this before”—like they would know. The third act is a barf bag unfortunately

Sadly I got a censored one, but only a few. Not to worry much

Summary: With seven lionesses in their prime, 13 cubs between them, and two part-time magnificent males, the Bushbuck pride is large and in charge - and determined to make sure that their legacy lives on. But, through the years, adults, cubs and elders must continually adapt to the worsening dry seasons, while finding ways to hunt increasingly rare - or aggressive - prey. There is internal drama, too, so the ruling lionesses are forced to make difficult decisions in order to keep their dynasty alive