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This documentary explores the daily life of elephants through observational and participatory footage filmed at wildlife reserves. It will show the daily routines of the elephants and their park keepers, include facts about the elephants' endangered status, and use various camera techniques and sound to bring awareness to the plight of these extraordinary mammals.
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