''Africa's Elephant Kingdom'' is a 1998

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documenting life under the lives of African elephants. The film was produced by

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under Discovery Pictures. The film is set in

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and

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, and is narrated by an elephant named "Old Bull" (voiced by

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). The film was directed by Michael Caulfield.

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