‘The Last Ranger’ has received multiple accolades for its gripping portrayal of rhino poaching and conservation efforts in South Africa.
The Last Ranger, a powerful South African short film, has garnered widespread international recognition. It has also earned numerous awards at prestigious film festivals.
Moreover, it has won Best Screenplay and Best Actress for both Liyabona Mroqoza and Avumile Qongqo, and garnered several other awards at noted festivals. These include Cleveland International Film Festival, Indy Shorts, American Conservation Film Festival and Pretoria Film Festival. They collaborated on the film’s score with world renowned composer, John Powell, This was followed by a Q&A with Director, Cindy Lee and actors, Avumile Qongqo and Waldemar Schultz.
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