00:00How much does it weigh?
00:03It could be a kilo...
00:05Six?
00:15This is the money that went into this.
00:30The money that went into this.
00:46This is Hassan.
00:48He's the cousin of Mbali Kiasi.
00:51We're going to start with the small ones, and then the big ones.
00:56People say,
00:57if you're caught with a gun, you're dead.
01:20How's your head?
01:22It's fine.
01:24What's wrong?
01:26I've told him the story of the big one,
01:29but he told me about the small one.
01:35Do you want me to pray for you?
01:37No, I don't want to pray for you.
01:39I don't want you to get hurt.
01:41Okay.
01:56How do you feel about poaching?
02:26How do you feel about poaching?
02:56They're becoming endangered on an intellectual level,
02:59but they still see elephants all the time in their areas.
03:02I don't think they actually feel it in a day-to-day way.
03:05There is a skepticism, I think, locally about what's real and what isn't,
03:09and what's in the news and the reality that's going on.
03:12They don't always trust the things that they hear.
03:15So for them, it's a little more complicated in that sense.
03:18I'm hoping that this film helps challenge people's preconceived notions
03:21and help them understand that there is a gray space in between
03:24and that people are existing within.
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