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Last of the Elephant Men

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The Bunong people of Cambodia share a profound bond with elephants. This unique relationship is at the core of the tribe's identity and is the result of skills passed between breeders over centuries. Sadly, their mystical connection with these majestic animals is threatened by deforestation and development that continues to encroach on their traditional lands. Now, dependent on foreign tourists seeking exotic thrills, their indigenous livelihood and cultural heritage is disappearing.
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Arnaud Bouquet

Director

Daniel Ferguson

Director

Daniel Ferguson

Writer

Nathalie Barton

Executive Producer

Laurent Mini

Producer

Ian Oliveri

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Synopsis The Bunong people of Cambodia share a profound bond with elephants. This unique relationship is at the core of the tribe's identity and is the result of skills passed between breeders over centuries. Sadly, their mystical connection with these majestic animals is threatened by deforestation and development that continues to encroach on their traditional lands. Now, dependent on foreign tourists seeking exotic thrills, their indigenous livelihood and cultural heritage is disappearing.
Director
Arnaud Bouquet, Daniel Ferguson
Producer
Laurent Mini, Ian Oliveri, Ian Quenneville, Karim Samai
Screenwriter
Daniel Ferguson
Production Co
InformAction Films, La Compagnie des Taxis-Brousse
Genre
Documentary, Drama, History
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Dec 5, 2017
Runtime
1h 30m
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