Our Film “Veins of Life” wins first place in California Women’s Film Festival.

“Veins of Life” is a poetic adaptation of a passage from Hermann Hesse’s Bäume: Betrachtungen und Gedichte (Trees: Reflections and Poems) that celebrates life and nature. At the center of the story is Sayuri, who yearns to reconnect with her inner self. This longing brings her back to the forest of her childhood memories and dreams.

Directed by Muslima Gulyamova

Editor: Martina Albanelli

Produced by ElephantTribe.org/Henrik Frederiksen

Observers recently noted that one African herd of elephants always traveled slowly because one of its members had never recovered from a broken leg.

It’s ElephantTribe.org’s vision to create films showing the importance of human kindness, compassion and empathy thru compassionate story telling.

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Our Main Vision is to create heart-touching films that are targeted for every human in search of a positive and nurturing experience. In addition, our stories create awareness about a great number of the most important aspects of humanity, man made structures and nature. Currently our films primarily focus on Homelessness, Loss of Meaning, Water and Cancer. The Films empower the greater community of man and women to breathe deeper and discover health, happiness and meaning in life.

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In Los Angeles, the line between being someone and no one is just as thin as the line separating dreams from reality. On any given night, 50,000 people sleep on its streets.

“From Someone to No One” is a series of short films that depicts the homeless challenges in Los Angeles through a mirror perspective. The series confronts the meaning of being homeless and challenges our assumptions of what life on the streets is truly about.

We were born into this world to see it and listen to it….. each of us has meaning in our lives.

Scheduled episodes in production:

Film Series – Everyday:

1. Morning:  Every day. The sun makes its appearance in the horizon. The city makes a feeble attempt to wake up. Different people follow similar morning routines. A man explains his interest in the yoga ritual “Sun Salutation”. In this magical time of the day, our perceptions may trick us. Who is this man speaking to us?

2. Noon:  When the sun is already high in the sky, two different people turn their eyes to the same vibrant city for inspiration.

3. Night:  The Night Falls on Everyone.