Documentary follows an African elephant named Shani and her son Joao as their heard make an epic journey across the Kalashnikov Desert.
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There’s ample existentialism used as both education and distraction, guided along by a sugary-sweet narrator - a balance of harmless and important documentary work is found with grace.| Read in full: Elephant film review We Love Cinema
It’s a technically impressive work with some lovely images - and a bit of a sugary taste.The Guardian
The elephants of the Kalahari go on a quest for water in a Disney doc that hits the right notes but feels less majestic than the creatures it's about.Variety
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