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Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism

United Kingdom | 2015 | 98 minutes | Christopher N. Rowley

Based on the popular children’s fantasy novels by Georgia Byng, Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism is the story of a young English orphan girl who finds a mysterious book on hypnosis in the town’s library. Ages 6+

Schedule
May 30, 2015 Lincoln Square Cinemas	1:00 PM	Buy Add to My SIFF
May 31, 2015 SIFF Cinema Uptown Festival	11:00 AM	Buy Add to My SIFF

When curious orphan Molly Moon finds a mysterious book entitled “Hypnotism: An Ancient Art Explained” in her small town’s library, she has a sneaking suspicion everything at the run-down Hardwick House Orphanage is about to change. First step, test out her new skills on the headmistress’s grouchy dog Petula. Next up, convince the head chef to stop feeding them slop and start cooking exclusively delicious Italian dishes instead. Finally, use her new hypnotism powers to get to London, become famous, and find her best friend Rocky, who was adopted by a man and woman who couldn’t possibly replace her as his real family. If only that nutty, mustachioed crook would stop following her around trying to get his grubby hands on her book. Based on the popular children’s fantasy novels by British author Georgia Byng, Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism is a modern-day Annie with a magical twist, spinning a heartfelt and adventurous tale about what family really means.

Director Biography
Christopher N. Rowley is an American film maker who directed the 2006 star-studded road movie, Bonneville, starring Kathy Bates and Jessica Lange. Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism is Rowley’s third feature film.

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Director:	Christopher N. Rowley
Principal Cast:	Emily Watson, Ann-Marie Duff, Leslie Manville, Raffey Cassidy, Joan Collins
Country:	United Kingdom
Year:	2015
Running Time:	98 minutes