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The Whole of the Moon (1996)

The power of friendship can provide the strength to survive.

7.5audience score
2 votes on TMDB
Released December 2, 1996Runtime 1h 34mDirector Ian Mune

When Kirk, a top roller-blader, discovers that he has bone cancer in his leg, his pleasant affluent life is shattered. Even though amputation provides the best chance for survival; to him, losing skating means the end of life. His friends cannot cope with his condition, but his hospital isolation is relieved by Marty - a street kid survivor who was found dying of leukemia. Marty bullies, taunts, and challenges Kirk, until he begins to climb out of his depression. Marty seems afraid of nothing and, knowing she will die, wants to experience everything.

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Cast of The Whole of the Moon

Nikki Si'ulepa

Nikki Si'ulepa

Marty
Pascale Bussières

Pascale Bussières

Sarah
Paul Gittins

Paul Gittins

Alec Mead
Jane Thomas

Jane Thomas

Maureen Mead
Carl Bland

Carl Bland

Mr Dixon
Greg Johnson

Greg Johnson

Mr Couper

About The Whole of the Moon

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Who stars in The Whole of the Moon?

The Whole of the Moon stars Toby Fisher, Nikki Si'ulepa, Pascale Bussières, Paul Gittins, Jane Thomas.

Who directed The Whole of the Moon?

The Whole of the Moon was directed by Ian Mune.

How long is The Whole of the Moon?

The Whole of the Moon has a runtime of 1h 34m.

What is The Whole of the Moon about?

When Kirk, a top roller-blader, discovers that he has bone cancer in his leg, his pleasant affluent life is shattered. Even though amputation provides the best chance for survival; to him, losing skating means the end of life. His friends cannot cope with his condition, but his hospital isolation is relieved by Marty - a street kid survivor who was found dying of leukemia. Marty bullies, taunts, and challenges Kirk, until he begins to climb out of his depression. Marty seems afraid of nothing and, knowing she will die, wants to experience everything.