Rupert's Land (1998)Two estranged stepbrothers travel to their father's funeral. Director:Jonathan TammuzWriter:Graeme Manson |
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Title: Rupert's Land (1998)
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Rupert McKay
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| Ian Tracey | ... |
Dale McKay
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| George Wendt | ... |
Ivan Bloat
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| Susan Hogan | ... |
Trudy
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| Gabrielle Miller | ... |
Shelley
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| William MacDonald | ... |
Brad
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Ted Kozma | ... |
Weaver Loogan
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Bernie Coulson | ... |
Bud Loogan
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| Suzy Joachim | ... |
Tina
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Ben Cardinal | ... |
Bartender at Party
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Frank C. Turner | ... |
Hunter
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Beatrice Zeilanger | ... |
Constable
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Alex Bruhanski | ... |
Bill
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Courtney Nichols | ... |
Gas Station Cashier
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Cavan Cunningham | ... |
Mail man
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Two estranged stepbrothers travel to their father's funeral.
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
13 September 1998 (Canada) See more »Filming Locations:
British Columbia, CanadaBox Office
Budget:
$4,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Anyone that has see Tammuz's Child Eaters knows that this is a director that can do better. Let's hope it was not a case of too many hands in the pot (Telefilm anyone?)and that is was a case of second feature jitters. The characters are one dimensional and over used. The scenery is terrific however and showcases the Pacific Northwest beautifully.
The cinematography is great. Shot almost entirely outside, the images are crisp and beautiful. You can almost smell the wind blowing through the leaves.
Technically this movie is as sound as they come - it just lacks a heart.