Matt Goldman

HUFFINGTON POST: “For anyone who has ever faced a difficult moment, or grappled with a decision in the blink of an eye, The Last Safari is a must-watch." GALO MAGAZINE: "If 'The Last Safari' was a mere montage of Gilbert’s photography coupled with Goldman’s cinematography, it’d still be well worth watching. But it’s more than that... We’re fortunate to have glimpsed such a bewildering, bewitching episode of history before it’s finally extinguished by the slow march of time, and we can thank Goldman and Gilbert for bringing it to us with such integrity and skill.” UNSEEN FILMS: "You MUST see The Last Safari on as big a screen as possible ...As spectacle and a showcase for amazing images this film is as good as it gets. Seeing Gilbert's photos larger than life is awesome in the truest sense of the word. Equally awesome are the shots of the people and places that they encounter. The Massai ceremonies are somewhere beyond words. If you can see this on a big screen do so, trust me on this your eyes will thank you.” NEXT PROJECTION: “The culture and traditions of the Great Rift Valley are eroding before our eyes, and Goldman captures this fleeting beauty with acuity surpassed only by Gilbert’s own photographs, which are sprinkled throughout the film.” JB SPINS: "The Last Safari never overstays its welcome. Goldman understandably emphasizes the elements of adventure and cross-cultural fellowship, but the documentary is still rather more challenging than one would expect. Propelled by an energetic soundtrack, The Last Safari is recommended for viewers interested in African culture and the wider ethnographic issues at play."