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Elephant (TV 1989)A depiction of a series of violent killings in Northern Ireland with no clue as to exactly who is responsible. Director:Alan ClarkeWriter:Bernard MacLaverty |
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Bill Hamilton |
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Michael Foyle |
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Joe Cauley |
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Patrick Condren |
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Andrew Downs |
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Michael Liebmann |
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Gavin Bloomer |
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Barry Brent |
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Paul Nemeer |
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Sam Doyle |
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A depiction of a series of violent killings in Northern Ireland with no clue as to exactly who is responsible.
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I already gave my comments as Bart-53. Gus vanSant made my day by putting this movie as a feature on his DVD by the same name (Elephant). It was quite a few years ago that I saw this movie on TV and I have regretted ever since that I did not tape it to VHS as I had done with all the other films by Alan Clarke (the BBC showed most of his movies over a period of some weeks). Other beauties by Alan Clark are Scum (introducing Tim Roth) and The Firm (introducing Gary Oldman). I thought I would never see this movie ever again until I recently rented Gus vanSant's Elephant. According to the interview with him, which is also a feature on his DVD, he was made aware of Alan Clarke's movie by a friend. Gus vanSant's Elephant is an entirely different movie (based on the Columbine killings), but he was definitely influenced by Alan Clarkes style of filming (long steadycam shots in which we follow characters). Although the topic is no longer an issue (Northern Ireland killings) this is still a must-see movie.