To Kill a Tiger
2024 • Documentary
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Available until Nov 18, 2028
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Available until Nov 18, 2028
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About the film
Empowered by his 13 year old daughter’s courage, Ranjit, a father in rural India fights for justice after she is sexually assaulted. Despite social ostracization, death threats and economic hardship, Ranjit, his wife Jaganti and their brave daughter “Kiran,” refuse to capitulate. Their story, captured in the 2024 Oscar®-nominated film, To Kill a Tiger was named one of the 31 Best Documentaries of All Time by Harper’s Bazaar and has launched global gender justice movement, #StandWithHer. GBV non-profits around the world are invited to host virtual fundraising screenings of the film. Contact: info@standwithhercampaign.com
Director
Nisha Pahuja
Producer
Cornelia Principe, Nisha Pahuja, David Oppenheim
Executive Producer
Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Dev Patel, Mindy Kaling, Rupi Kaur, Andy Cohen, Anita Lee, Atul Gawande, Andrew Dragoumis, Anita Bhatia, Samarth Sahni, Priya Doraswamy, Mona Sinha (Equality Now), Bina Shukla, Anu Jain, Sara Hinkle, Cornelia Principe
Writer
Nisha Pahuja
Crew
Mrinal Desai (Director of Photography), Mike Munn CCE (Editor), Dave Kazala CCE (Editor)
Awards & recognition
SIMA
Best Documentary Feature 2024
Canadian Screen Awards
Best Feature Length Documentary 2023
Vancouver Film Critics Circle
Best Documentary 2023
International Documentary Association
2023 Best Writing Nomination
Greirson British Documentary Award
2024 Single Documentary International Category Nominee
84th Annual Peabody Award
Best Documentary Nominee
96th Academy Awards
Best Documentary Feature Film Nominee
Toronto International Film Festival
Amplify Voices Award For Best Canadian Feature Film 2022
Palm Springs International Film Festival
Best Documentary Award 2023
What people are saying
‘To Kill a Tiger is a film bristling with such invigorating defiance.‘
Devika Girish
‘... powerful...What's extraordinary about "To Kill a Tiger" is Kiran and Ranjit's determination and the possible changes for good that may result from it.‘
Mark Jenkins