Roughly 720 mountain gorillas remain on the planet, and this short film follows their struggle to survive in the forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Footage tracks silverback families through dense highland vegetation, showing the social structure of the troop and the pressures closing in around it: habitat loss, poaching, and the instability of a region marked by armed conflict. Rangers and conservationists appear on camera describing the daily work of protecting the remaining population, often at real personal risk, since patrols in Congolese park territory have historically meant confronting militias as much as poachers. The film stays close to the animals themselves, capturing quiet moments of grooming and feeding alongside the tension of a species whose entire future can be counted in the low hundreds. It is a compact, footage-driven look at what conservation on the ground actually involves when the subject is this rare, rather than a broad survey of gorilla biology.