I Kill Giants
Troubled girl battles real and imaginary giants
About I Kill Giants
Released: 2017
Platform: Hulu
Rating:
Run time: 1h 46m
Cast
Zoe Saldana, Imogen Poots, Jennifer Ehle, Madison Wolfe, Noel Clarke
I Kill Giants (2017)
About I Kill Giants
'I Kill Giants' is a 2017 fantasy drama film directed by Anders Walter, based on a graphic novel by Joe Kelly and Ken Niimura. The story revolves around Barbara Thorson, an intelligent, independent and profoundly misanthropic middle-school girl who escapes from her difficult reality into a fantastical realm where she slays terrifying giants.
Making / Production
The movie was directed by Oscar-Winner Anders Walter and produced by Chris Columbus, the visionary behind the 'Harry Potter' franchise. It showcases a unique blend of reality and fantasy, concocted to perfection by Kelly, who also wrote the screenplay for the film.
Actors
- Madison Wolfe as Barbara Thorson, an eccentric and highly imaginative girl, who skillfully played the complex character's emotional depth.
- Imogen Poots as Karen, Barbara's older sister and guardian, whose tender portrayal laid the emotional groundwork for their fraught relationship.
- Sydney Wade as Sophia, the innocent and loving new friend of Barbara, who supports her through her battles.
Trivia / Interesting Facts
- The film is based on the graphic novel of the same name by Joe Kelly and Ken Niimura.
- It is directed by an Oscar-winning director, Anders Walter.
- The film was shot in Belgium and Ireland.
Quotes
- "I find giants, I hunt giants, I kill giants."
- "Fairy tales are full of creatures that hunt children. Doesn't mean you should believe in them."
- "Even if you are scared, you should always stand up to bullies."
Music, Soundtrack
- Laurent Perez Del Mar composed the original score of the film.
- The movie introduced the hauntingly beautiful song 'Something So Strong' by Rasmus Walter.
- Another notable track is 'London Homesick Blues', covered by the Home Free vocal band.
About I Kill Giants
A young girl battles both real and imaginary monsters, using her belief in the extraordinary to cope with her daily life.