Tiger tracks - Broken tail breaks out
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| German title | Tiger tracks - Broken tail breaks out |
| Original title | Broken Tail - The last days of a wild tiger |
| Country of production | Ireland |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2010 |
| length | 81 minutes |
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| Director | John Murray, Colin Stafford-Johnson |
| script | Emer Reynolds |
| production | John Murray |
| music | Ray Harman |
| camera | Robin Cox , Colin Stafford-Johnson |
| cut | Emer Reynolds |
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Tiger Tracks - Broken Tail Erupts is an Irish documentary filmed in India . Leading tiger documentary filmmaker Colin Stafford-Johnson travels across India following in the footsteps of the extraordinary journey of the King Tiger Broken Tail.
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Colin Stafford-Johnson had already spent more than 600 days filming Broken Tail and his family when he suddenly disappears from the Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve in India. A year later Colin Stafford-Johnson reads a report in an Indian newspaper about a tiger caught by the train and recognizes Broken Tail in it. He decides to look for clues and follows the trail of Broken Tail. The documentation shows the changing habitat wilderness and the effects on the tigers. However, the focus is on Colin Stafford-Johnson's personal relationship with Broken Tail and thus offers a special look at the relationship between humans and tigers, which goes beyond mere documentation.