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Elephant Song 2015

Status
Released
Runtime
110 minutes
Director
Charles Binamé
Network
Melenny Productions
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What is Elephant Song?

Elephant Song is a 2015 drama and mystery film directed and produced as a feature production. The story follows a psychiatrist who becomes involved in a complex mind game while questioning a disturbed patient regarding the disappearance of a colleague.

Type
Film
Year
2015
Status
Released
Runtime
110 minutes
Release date
Feb 20, 2015
Original language
EN
Origin
Canada
Studios
Melenny Productions
Genres
Drama, Mystery
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Rating
★ TMDB users: 7.0/10 from 156 votes
Episode runtime
~110 minutes
Status
Released
Network
Melenny Productions
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Elephant Song is a 2015 drama and mystery film directed and produced as a feature production. The story follows a psychiatrist who becomes involved in a complex mind game while questioning a disturbed patient regarding the disappearance of a colleague. The film has a runtime of one hour and fifty minutes and received a 14A rating. It was released in Canada on February 20, 2015. The cast features Bruce Greenwood in the role of Dr. Greene and Xavier Dolan as Michael Aleen. Carrie-Anne Moss portrays Olivia, who is identified as the wife of Dr. Greene. Additional cast members include Guy Nadon, who plays the character of Dr. Jones, and Colm Feore, who appears as Dr. Lawrence. The narrative centers on the psychological tension between the doctor and his patient during the investigation into the missing staff member. The production is categorized within the drama and mystery genres and is documented in archival databases as a feature-length motion picture.

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Should you watch it?

“A psychiatrist becomes entangled in a dangerous psychological game while investigating a colleague's mysterious disappearance.”

Reasons to watch
  • Intense psychological tension between the two leads
  • A complex and layered mystery narrative
  • Focus on high-stakes clinical interaction
Keep in mind
  • The heavy reliance on dialogue may feel slow to viewers seeking fast-paced action

Watch it if you enjoy cerebral thrillers that prioritize character conflict and psychological manipulation over traditional action.

The film maintains a serious and tense tone with a deliberate, slow-burn pace suitable for mature audiences.

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Streaming availability varies by region, so please check local platforms via the official TMDB listing for the most accurate information.

Is this film worth watching?

It is worth watching for viewers who enjoy psychological thrillers that rely on intricate character dynamics and suspenseful dialogue.

How long is the movie?

The film has a runtime of one hour and fifty minutes.

Is this a series or a standalone film?

Elephant Song is a standalone feature film rather than a television series.

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