The Borrowers (2011)

The Borrowers (2011) poster

Family adventure based on Mary Norton's classic children's books about a race of tiny people who live under the floorboards, resourcefully surviving by borrowing bits and pieces from the large residents who dwell above. After being discovered by 'human beans', borrower Arrietty and her parents are forced to leave their home while attempting to evade the clutches of obsessive scientist Professor Mildeye.

Director: Tom Harper
Genre: Family, Comedy, Adventure, Fantasy, TV Movie
Runtime: 90 min
Release Date:

Cast

Screenplay

Music: Philip Miller
Cinematography: Christopher Ross
Editing: Tim Goodwin
Production: BBC, Moonlighting Films, Working Title Films, Working Title Television
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English, Português, Pусский
Original Language: en

Themes

Holiday Joy and Festive Comedies, Christmas and Holiday Warmth

Keywords

based on children's book, little people, christmas

Trailer

The Borrowers Trailer
More Films by Director: Tom Harper
More Films in Genre: Family, Comedy, Adventure

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Borrowers about?
Family adventure based on Mary Norton's classic children's books about a race of tiny people who live under the floorboards, resourcefully surviving by borrowing bits and pieces from the large residents who dwell above. After being discovered by 'human beans', borrower Arrietty and her parents are forced to leave their home while attempting to evade the clutches of obsessive scientist Professor Mildeye.
Who directed The Borrowers?
The Borrowers was directed by Tom Harper.
Who stars in The Borrowers?
The Borrowers stars Christopher Eccleston, Stephen Fry, Sharon Horgan, Aisling Loftus, Robert Sheehan, Victoria Wood.
How long is The Borrowers?
The Borrowers has a runtime of 1h 30m (90 minutes).
What genre is The Borrowers?
The Borrowers is a Family, Comedy, Adventure, Fantasy, TV Movie film.
Where was The Borrowers produced?
The Borrowers was produced in United Kingdom.
What are the themes of The Borrowers?
The themes of The Borrowers include: Holiday Joy and Festive Comedies, Christmas and Holiday Warmth.