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The Elephant King (2006)

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Film details

Featuring

Tate Ellington Jonno Robert Florence Faivre
Director

Seth Grossman
Countries

Thailand USA
Year

2006
Type

Film

Alternative titles

Summer in Siam Working
The Kingdom of Silence Working

Synopsis

Disturbed American writer Oliver Hunt, who still lives with his parents, is sent out to Thailand to fetch back his black-sheep brother Jake, who has fled there to escape debts and the law. Jake inhabits the sleazy world of bars, brothels and kick-boxing rings and Oliver finds himself lured into the same world and sharing his brother's girlfriend.

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - Oliver Hunt
    
    Tate Ellington
  - Jake Hunt
    
    Jonno Robert
  - Lek
    
    Florence Faivre
  - Diana Hunt
    
    Ellen Burstyn
  - Bill Hunt
    
    Josef Sommer
Credits
- Direction:
  - Director
    
    Seth Grossman
  Production:
  - Production Company
    
    Unison Films
  - Production Company
    
    De Warrenne Pictures Co. Ltd.
  - Executive Producer
    
    Emanuel Michael
  - Executive Producer
    
    Alex Morcos
  - Executive Producer
    
    Thomas Werner
  - Producer
    
    Tamar Sela
  - Producer
    
    Tom Waller
  - Producer
    
    Emanuel Michael
  - Co-producer
    
    Cassandra Kulukundis
  Casting:
  - Casting
    
    Cassandra Kulukundis
  Writing:
  - Screenplay
    
    Seth Grossman
  Photography:
  - Director of Photography
    
    Quemada-diez, Diego
  Special Effects:
  - Special Effects
    
    Kevin Chisnall
  Editing:
  - Editor
    
    Saar Klein
  - Editor
    
    Inbal B. Lessner
  - Editor
    
    Lee Chatametikool
  Design:
  - Production Designer
    
    Lee Yaniv
  Costumes:
  - Costume Designer
    
    Karen Yan
  Music:
  - Music
    
    Adam Balazs
  Sound:
  - Sound
    
    Akrit Chaya-Ngam

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