Little Abhaya

Abhaya lies dying in a hospital bed, with only his memories of a happy childhood in India to hold onto. He remembers the beautiful moments as a boy, watching the elephant family from his Dhok Tree. But Abhaya carries a dark secret and he shares it, as you are taken on journey to the wilderness of his youth. When Westerner's threaten the peace he shares with the elephants, he takes it upon himself to resolve it in the only way he knows.
Filled with colour and the beauty of nature, Abhaya's account is offset by greed and ultimately, a gripping finale. Does justice have limits? Or is Abhaya's lack of guilt perfectly acceptable?