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The beaver, Summit Entertainment and Participant Media present in association with Imagenation Abu Dhabi and Anonymous Content ; produced by Steve Golin, Keith Redmon, Ann Ruark ; written by Kyle Killen ; directed by Jodie Foster

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The beaver, Summit Entertainment and Participant Media present in association with Imagenation Abu Dhabi and Anonymous Content ; produced by Steve Golin, Keith Redmon, Ann Ruark ; written by Kyle Killen ; directed by Jodie Foster
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Intended audience
Canadian Home Video Rating: PG
Main title
The beaver
Medium
videorecording
Oclc number
656
Responsibility statement
Summit Entertainment and Participant Media present in association with Imagenation Abu Dhabi and Anonymous Content ; produced by Steve Golin, Keith Redmon, Ann Ruark ; written by Kyle Killen ; directed by Jodie Foster
Runtime
91
Summary
A successful businessman and loving father finds a unique means of coping with his debilitating mental illness in this drama from director Jodie Foster. When Walter Black (Mel Gibson) finds himself stuck in a downward spiral, the only solution is to separate from his wife Meredith (Foster) and their two children Henry (Riley Thomas Stewart) and Porter (Anton Yelchin). Just as the once-prominent toy executive nears rock bottom, however, the chance discovery of a beat-up beaver hand puppet offers him a unique chance to pull himself back from the brink. By using The Beaver to speak with others, Walter develops the abilities to express the suppressed feelings that were slowly eating him away from the inside
Target audience
general
Technique
live action
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