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The Incredible Elephant

(AKA The Impossible Elephant) The lonely boy who magically got the elephant he wished for from a falling star.

Starring:

Mia Sara, Nicholas Lea, Mark Rendall, Alex Doduk, Jordan Becker, Sandy Robson, William Taylor, Sean Hoy, Mitchell Fehr, Emma Davison-Roy, Dwayne Brenna, Lana Haight, Sheldon Bergstrom, Emily Slocombe, Andrea Menard

Genre:

Adventure, Family

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