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Send Message NEW YORK CITY Goldcrest Post recently provided post-production services for Tigre Gente, Director Elizabeth Unger’s deeply-affecting documentary feature about illicit jaguar trafficking. Senior Colorist Steve Beganyi worked with Unger to finalize the look of the film, which reveals how the Latin American animal is being hunted to extinction to satisfy illegal demand for its teeth and other artifacts in distant parts of the world. An award-winning photojournalist, filmmaker and contributor to National Geographic, Unger traveled to Bolivia’s vast Madidi National Park to accompany park ranger Marco Uzquiano and his colleagues as they tracked illegal hunters deep into the rainforest. In Hong Kong and Guangzhou, China, the director joined journalist Laurel Chor on clandestine visits to street markets, jewelry stores and other sites where jaguar artifacts are sold as folk health medicine. The parallel stories bring the peril of the diminishing jaguar population into sh

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