Elephants Out Of Captivity
Humans And Nature WCFF2023
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01-Dec-2023
WARNING- this feature contains images of animal suffering some viewers may find distressing.
This film shares a brief history of elephants, explains how they suffer in captivity, explores the work that FACE (Free All Captive Elephants) and other organizations do in the fight to give captive elephants a better life in sanctuary, and what you can do to help. USA Dir: Isaac Pingree
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