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12-year-old Conor O’Malley has a close bond with his seriously ill mother, and maintains the household during her regular chemotherapy treatments at the hospital.
His grandmother often visits, and suggests he come live with her in the event of his mother’s death. Conor doesn’t warm to her due to her coldness.
At school, he is regularly tormented by his classmate Harry. He is also plagued by a nightmare in which the old church near his house collapses into a hole, where he tries to prevent someone from plummeting to their death by trying to hold onto them. Conor vents his emotions by drawing, a talent inherited from his mother.
One night, exactly seven minutes past midnight, he sees the large yew tree next to the church transform into a gnarled Monster that approaches his home.
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The Monster says it will tell Conor three stories during their next meetings, after which Conor must tell the Monster a fourth tale in return.
In the Monster’s first story, a prince escapes from his stepgrandmother, the supposedly-evil queen. He then kills his sleeping bride under a yew tree and makes the queen the scapegoat so the people drive her away and make him king.
As Conor’s mother worsens, he moves in with his grandmother. In the evening, Conor summons the Monster by forcing the hands of the clock to show 12:07. He appears, and tells the second story. In the tale, a hard-hearted parson forbids an apothecary from extracting medicine from an old yew tree, only to rescind this measure when his own children become ill.
The apothecary refuses to help him, and the Monster begins to destroy the parson’s house as punishment. Conor enthusiastically joins in on the destruction, but he suddenly finds he has angrily destroyed his grandmother’s sitting room and valuable grandfather clock instead. His grandmother, while shocked and bitter, does not punish Conor.
The doctors turn to a final treatment involving yew wood. Conor implores the Monster to heal his mother, only for the Monster to dismiss the matter as outside of his responsibility. At school, Harry proclaims he will no longer bother Conor because he “no longer sees [him]”.
The Monster tells the third story of an invisible man who did not want to be so. With his support, Conor angrily attacks Harry, hospitalizing him. To his astonishment, the headmistress refrains from punishing him as she comprehends his current home situation.
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When it becomes clear his mother will die, Conor runs to the yew tree, where the Monster forces him to relive his recurring nightmare. This time we see it’s his mother, dangling for her life over a precipice, holding onto Conor’s hand.
He slowly loses his grip until his mother disappears into the enormous sinkhole. The monster then confronts Conor and repeatedly demands he tell his fourth tale, as it’s the only way for him to be set free. Conor pleads not to, believing that the truth would kill him.
Eventually, Conor tells his own tale, admitting that he had long suspected his mother would not survive and secretly hoped the pain would end soon.
In his recurring nightmares, he subconsciously let go of his mother’s hand, which fills him with guilt. The Monster commends Conor for his bravery and tells him he did not truly want his mother to die, but simply to end the suffering.
Conor’s grandmother finds him asleep under the yew tree and on the drive to the hospital, Conor reconciles with her. At the hospital, he embraces his mother one last time and as she passes she glances at the Monster, dying at exactly seven minutes past midnight.
Conor returns to his grandmother’s house, where his mother’s old room is refurbished for him. There, he finds his mother’s childhood art book, which depicts the stories that were told to him by the Monster, and a drawing of his mother as a child on the Monster’s shoulder.
- Genre: Drama, Dark Fantasy
- Stars: Liam Neeson, Lewis, Felicity Jones
- Runtime: 108mins
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