Cheetahs Up Close with Bertie Gregory

Bertie Gregory travels to the Serengeti during the wildebeest migration to document the lives of cheetahs. The film follows Gregory as he observes a mother raising her cubs and a coalition of young males hunting together. Through these encounters, the documentary explores the various environmental and predatory pressures that threaten the survival of these fast cats.

Directed by Jigar Ganatra, this production was a collaboration between National Geographic and Wildstar Films across the United Kingdom, the United States, and Tanzania. Bertie Gregory served as both a producer and the host of the project. The crew included wildlife expert and driver Baz Kessy, cinematographer Tom Walker, driver Denis Mollel, and scientific consultant Kelvin Munisi.

The documentary has a runtime of 45 minutes. Following its release on January 1, 2026, it received a positive response from viewers, reflected in a rating of 7.8/10 on TMDB based on 27 votes.