Elephant Song (2014)

In the frosty heart of January 1966, the eerie silence of St. Christina's Psychiatric Hospital in Northwestern Ontario is punctuated by a chilling mystery. The absent echo of a colleague, Dr. James Lawrence, who inexplicably vanished just before Christmas, haunts the hospital's corridors. The day of his disappearance aligns with a session he had with his regular patient, Michael Aleen, a young man whose enigmatic persona hints at dark secrets. Suspicions rise; whispers insinuate that Michael might know more about Dr. Lawrence's disappearance than he lets on. The enigma unravels as Dr. Toby Greene, who had to abruptly step into Dr. Lawrence's shoes, becomes entangled in the mysterious narrative. Despite being unacquainted with Michael and without a chance to delve into his case file, Dr. Greene remains undeterred. He embarks on a psychological voyage, navigating the treacherous waters of Michael's lies and truths, hoping to unearth clues about the missing doctor. In contrast, Nurse Susan Peterson, deeply familiar with Michael's labyrinthine mind, finds herself in the crossfire of this psychological warfare. Michael, a puppeteer of words, manipulates the information he possesses about Dr. Greene, Miss Peterson, and the hospital's buried secrets, setting them against each other. His emotional turmoil becomes a critical piece of the puzzle, obscuring the line between victim and perpetrator. The question that lingers in the chilling winter air: can Dr. Greene or Miss Peterson penetrate the fortress of Michael's emotions to uncover the truth about what happened to Dr. Lawrence? The answer lies hidden within the cold, sterile confines of St. Christina's Psychiatric Hospital, waiting to be discovered.

Elephant Song is a drama movie featuring Bruce Greenwood.

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