African Cats

"African Cats" is a film that tells a true story about wild animals that took place on the plains of Africa. Narrated by Samuel L. Jackson. The protagonists of the film are two families and three big cats, namely Mara, an underage lioness, Fang, an adult male lion, and Sita, a female African cheetah. Their love, loyalty to the group, hunting, leaving home, growth, fights and deaths on the African plains form a magnificent epic of wild animals. Mara is a juvenile lioness, only 6 months old. Its mother, Leia, is doing her best to take care of her daughter. Mara is a lively and well-behaved baby among the riverbank lions, and her mother Leia is the most experienced hunter among the lions. However, an accidental injury ended Leia's status as an "expert hunter". Her mother's status is in jeopardy, and Mara, who is alone, is also exposed to the danger of the lions. And Mara can only consolidate her position in the lion group and fill the belly of the lion and herself only by learning to hunt as soon as possible. But time was running out, the mother was seriously injured, and her future life was still a question mark. Moreover, the male lion in another pride began to plot against the mother and daughter. Adult male lion poison...