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

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

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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 Avery Brooks). The film was directed by Michael Caulfield.

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* 1998 films 1998 short documentary films IMAX short films Films set in Africa Films shot in Kenya Films shot in Tanzania Discovery Films films Films about elephants IMAX documentary films Films directed by Michael Caulfield African elephants American short documentary films 1990s American films {{nature-documentary-film-stub