The Weight of Elephants
(2013)
Country: Denmark, New Zealand
Genre: Drama
Synopsis
Sensitive 11 year old Adrian is struggling with his fears and anxieties since the disappearance of three kids in his small town. Then one day he meets Nicole, a mysterious, crazy, frightening, wonderful girl who moves in next door with her little sister and brother. They might just be everything Adrian ever wanted.
Cast
- Demos Murphy
(Adrian) - Angelina Cottrell
- Matthew Sunderland
- Catherine Wilkin
- Finn Holden
(Clinton)
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Amazing performance by Demos Murphy makes up for a very slight story.
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The director, Daniel Joseph Borgman, splits his time between New Zealand and Denmark, and the influence of both countries is clear here. Vignettish film with superb acting by the children.