Both are the protagonists of the documentary “Ele, a story of liberation,” produced by a film company from Barcelona. Kenya, the African elephant living in Ecoparque Mendoza, is getting ready to leave behind captivity and start a new life at Elephant Sanctuary Brazil.
During the journey of over 3,600 kilometers, she will be accompanied by the actor, musician, and activist Nicolás Pauls. Both are the protagonists of the documentary “Ele, a story of liberation,” produced by a film company from Barcelona.
The story of this unique bond between Nicolás and Kenya is portrayed in Ele, a documentary driven by the production company Ecosysmedia, which follows their encounters at the Ecoparque and the journey towards the elephant’s freedom.
Throughout the feature film, set to be released in July, viewers will witness scenes of the moments of connection between Nicolás and Kenya, the reactions of this beautiful elephant to the serenades that Nico sang to her in her enclosure, astonishing data on neuroscience, as well as reflections on the connection with nature, freedom, and spiritual life.
[Watch the trailer here!](https://youtu.be/jYFvgmyENNc)
The project also includes EleCast, a six-episode podcast that explores the bond between humans and elephants from different perspectives: political, scientific, cultural, and emotional. The last episode was recorded live in Buenos Aires on March 7, with the participation of activists, journalists, and personalities from the cultural world.
[Watch the podcast here!](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/K1l1RKMqVOU)
The transfer of Kenya is made possible thanks to the joint efforts of the Government of Mendoza, Ecoparque, Franz Weber Foundation, and Elephant Sanctuary Brazil. This moment will mark the conclusion of the documentary and the beginning of a new chapter for Kenya.
During the journey, Nicolás Pauls will be doing live broadcasts from the Proyecto ELE Instagram account, and on the website proyectoELE.org, you can provide your email to receive notifications of these live broadcasts.
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