136 minutos
For many years, Asian elephants were used in the relatively simple, low-intensity logging operations in Thailand and elsewhere in the region. As the move to scythe down whole forests progresses, there is less and less use for these elephants: heavy machinery works more efficiently in a clear-cutting situation. In this story, a young elephant keeper manages to save the life of a forest ranger, dedicated to keeping the national forest preserves safe from poaching. The elephant-keeper, on the other hand, is economically compelled to work for the poachers in order to keep his family fed, and to preserve the family lands from sale by a greedy businessman who once loaned them money.
Sorapong Chatree
Boonsong
Ron Rittichai
Khamron
Duangduen Jithaisong
Khamwan
Ittisoontorn Vichailak
Chai
Wichuda Monkolket
Krua-orn
Ood Philuek
Wan
Supakorn Srisawat
Chamras
Suthep Wibunnan
Hok
Somsak Chaisongkram
Sergeant Som
John Idsaram
Han
Hem Vechyan
Vek
Yuenyong Opakul
Figurant
Ong-At Klaamphaiboon
Minister
Krailat Kriengkrai
Rabin
