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The Frame

Making of 'The Ivory Game'; 'Moonlight' filmmaker Barry Jenkins; GLAAD TV study

By The Frame Staff
Published Nov 3, 2016 3:47 PM
"The Ivory Game" directors Richard Ladkani and Keif Davidson.
"The Ivory Game" directors Richard Ladkani and Keif Davidson
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"The Ivory Game" directors used hidden cameras and bulletproof vests as they captured the underground ivory trade for the documentary that they hope will save elephants from extinction; writer-director Barry Jenkins opens up about the personal backstory to making his hit film, "Moonlight"; GLAAD releases its annual study of how LGBTQ characters are portrayed on TV.
Making of 'The Ivory Game'; 'Moonlight' filmmaker Barry Jenkins; GLAAD TV study
"The Ivory Game" directors used hidden cameras and bulletproof vests as they captured the underground ivory trade for the documentary that they hope will save elephants from extinction; writer-director Barry Jenkins opens up about the personal backstory to making his hit film, "Moonlight"; GLAAD releases its annual study of how LGBTQ characters are portrayed on TV.

"The Ivory Game" directors used hidden cameras and bullet proof vests as they captured the underground ivory trade for the documentary that they hope will save elephants from extinction; writer-director Barry Jenkins opens up about the personal backstory to making his hit film, "Moonlight"; GLAAD releases its annual study of how LGBTQ characters are portrayed on TV.