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| Luca Malacrino | ... | Lee Riley | |
| Allison Blaize | ... | Kate Caldwell | |
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Lauren Kelly | ... | Sandra Caldwell-Durkey |
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Aric Coppola | ... | Uber Driver 2 |
| Kelly V. Dolan | ... | Cassie Sullivan | |
| Chris Jones | ... | Chuck Sullivan | |
| Ben Mellish | ... | Waiter | |
| Ruslan Safarov | ... | Russ | |
| Nathan Shaw | ... | John Caldwell-Durkey | |
| Nicola Tombacco | ... | Tim Daniels | |
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A true indie film through and through, Elephants takes an authentic look at a modern relationship in a "slice of life" style, peeling away intimate layers to ask the question: how do you know when someone's right for you or rather, when it's time to move on? After a three year stint in prison, the charming but hot-headed Lee Riley returns to Los Angeles to win back the girlfriend he left behind, alluring and headstrong Kate Caldwell. Despite having moved on and grown into an independent woman, Kate agrees to let him stay while he looks for an apartment and soon enough, the pair falls back into their old patterns, losing themselves in an ardent relationship once more. Yet, as the free-spirited nature of their romance starts to tear down the life Kate has built, she finds herself losing her new identity but unable to let Lee go. Likewise, Lee starts to wonder if the buoyant memories from their past are preventing him from growing up and becoming something more.
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Independent film is enjoyable because it can tell stories the big studios wouldn't. Elephants is one of those stories, flawed characters who owe their shortcomings to the accumulation of small mistakes, rather than flashy dramatic traumas.
Effective performances help elevate the characters, and the story moves along at a good pace. Definitely recommend!