Elephant Song (2015)
A psychiatrist is drawn into a complex mind game when he questions a disturbed patient about the disappearance of a colleague.
Top billed cast
Bruce GreenwoodDr. Toby Green
Xavier DolanMichael Aleen
Carrie-Anne MossOlivia
Guy NadonDr. Craig Jones
Colm FeoreDr. James Lawrence
Catherine KeenerNurse Susan Peterson
Gianna CorbisieroFlorence Da Costa
Cindy SampsonChristelle
Larry DaySergeant Taylor
Melody Godin-CormierAmy Greene
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