A Tiger Called Broken Tail

Next Friday’s Eco Film will be A Tiger Called Broken Tail, screening Friday, October 14th at 7 p.m.

Genre: BBC Documentary. 2011. 59 Minutes, English

Broken Tail, a flamboyant tiger cub, left his sanctuary and was on the run to the unprotected badland of rural Rajasthan where many believed he’d never survive. Colin Stafford-Johnson and his sound man, Salim, track Broken Tail’s extraordinary journey and piece together the cub’s finals days and through Broken Tail’s story we uncover the stark truths about India’s last wild tigers.

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