1950
104 minutes
Comedy
English
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A 6'4" invisible white rabbit named Harvey is the unlikely hero of this fantastic 1950s comedy. He's the best friend of Elwood P Dowd, a good-natured drunk whose family is trying to send him to what was called at the time the "loony bin". It's a light-hearted film built around the whimsical conceit of Elwood's imaginary friend - but it still has a lot to say about family, friendship and what it is to be lonely.
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