Kaleidoscope Entertainment has just dropped the breathtaking trailer for Rhino, a documentary that feels as thrilling as it is vital. Narrated by Academy Award-nominee Tom Hardy, the film follows the courageous efforts of Kenyan wildlife ranger Kiloku, whose unwavering dedication has helped protect one of the world’s last thriving populations of black rhinos. But when success leads to a new problem — too many rhinos in too little space — Kiloku and his team must undertake a daring cross-country relocation to secure the species’ future.
Directed by Tom Martienssen, an acclaimed cinematographer known for Gaucho: The Last Cowboys of Patagonia, Rhino was filmed over four years deep within Kenya’s conservancy community. The result is a raw, emotional, and immersive journey into the heart of Africa’s conservation battle. As violence from bandits escalates and the demand for illegal rhino horn continues to rise, the film doesn’t shy away from the high-stakes tension — painting the struggle as both a physical and moral fight for the planet’s soul.
At the center of the story lies an extraordinary feat: Kiloku’s team has not lost a single rhino to poaching in nearly a decade — a near-impossible record in a world where 5% of the global black rhino population is killed every year. Alongside a brave new ranger, Rita, Kiloku sets out to move 21 of his charges across treacherous terrain to create a new sanctuary 60 miles away. It’s a logistical nightmare and an emotional odyssey, showcasing the lengths to which humanity can go when compassion meets courage.
Visually stunning and spiritually stirring, Rhino transcends the typical wildlife documentary format. With Hardy’s gravelly narration lending gravitas to the tale, Martienssen’s lens captures not just the majesty of the animals, but also the people who risk everything to defend them. The film is as much about human resilience as it is about animal survival — a reminder that conservation is a story of shared struggle and shared hope.
Kaleidoscope Entertainment will release Rhino in UK cinemas on November 28, 2025, bringing this extraordinary eco-thriller to the big screen just in time for the holiday season. With no U.S. release date announced yet, international audiences will be watching eagerly — because this is one story that deserves to be seen, heard, and felt around the world.
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