The Magician's Elephant Will Lead Him to His Sister
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Where No Vultures Fly
A true story about an Englishman working as a game warden in Kenya who is disgusted by the ongoing destruction of African wildlife, and decides to create a national park to protect them.
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A true story about an Englishman working as a game warden in Kenya who is disgusted by the ongoing destruction of African wildlife, and decides to create a national park to protect them.
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Genre:Adventure
Written By:W.P. Lipscomb, Ralph Smart, Leslie Norman
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Ealing Studios, African Film Productions Ltd
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