In the intimate and revealing documentary "Elephant in the Room," filmmaker Jura Bakx turns the camera on his own family, focusing on his young niece, Jaydie van den Berg. The film presents a poignant and unflinching look at a household navigating the complexities of a parent's addiction, a metaphorical "elephant" that everyone sees but no one openly addresses. Through the innocent and perceptive eyes of Jaydie, the documentary explores the quiet resilience of a child living in the shadow of this pervasive issue, capturing moments of everyday life that are both ordinary and profoundly charged. With a gentle yet honest tone, the film traces the emotional contours of a family's struggle, examining the silence, the unspoken fears, and the fragile hope that binds them together. It is a powerful, character-driven portrait of the impact of addiction on the youngest and most vulnerable members of a family, offering a raw glimpse into a reality often hidden from view.