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Queen of the Elephants / 1997 Una giovane donna cresciuta selvaggiamente tra gli elefanti africani viene salvata dai parenti e riportata nella civiltà scozzese dove ha difficoltà ad adattarsi alla sua nuova vita aristocratica.
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A young woman who grew up wild among the elephants of Africa is rescued by relatives and taken back to civilization in Scotland where she has trouble adapting to her new aristocratic life.
A number of convictions for theft followed and in 1915 she was named by police and newspapers as Queen of the Forty Thieves, successor to Mary 'Polly' Carr, who had previously held the title. Diamond had taken over leadership of a large and expert gang of organised shoplifters.
A depraved and coked coterie of elite children occupying a Scottish mansion learn of the heir, still alive, somewhere in Africa. They venture down with guns, ready to kill, but encounter the buxom beauty astride an elephant. She's a sexual innocent, ready for pleasure.
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- In-X-Cess International Eros
16 set 2003 · A young woman who grew up wild among the elephants of Africa is rescued by relatives and taken back to civilization in Scotland where she has trouble adapting to her new aristocratic life.
Queen of the Elephants is a book written by the conservationist and travel writer Mark Shand in 1996. The book and the BBC documentary Queen of the Elephants which was adapted from it were based on the life of the first female mahout in recent times—Parbati Barua of Kaziranga.
A young woman who grew up wild among the elephants of Africa is rescued by relatives and taken back to civilization in Scotland where she has trouble adapting to her new aristocratic life. Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.
