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Tim McCann (writer)
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Cast

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Michael Risley ... James Jackson

Adrienne Shelly ... Kim Kelly

Spalding Gray ... Scooter McCrae

Callie Thorne ... Stephanie

Michael Rodrick ... Joe Kelly

Sakina Jaffrey ... Dr. Ray
Jase Blankfort ... Tommy Kelly
Kristin Griffith ... Gale
Jonathan Hogan ... Dr. Phil Karlson

Ted Sutton ... Dr. Fred Lang
James Burton ... Therapist Fuller (as Jim Burton)
David Deblinger ... Bar Manager
Claire Beckman ... Sarah McCrae

Armand Schultz ... John Ford

Phyllis Somerville ... Judge Hathaway
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90 min | Argentina:96 min (Mar del Plata Film Festival)
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pretty good, 26 November 2002
Author: badwater from ct

i just recently attended a screening of this film in New York and was privaliged to have a q and a with the director afterwards. i felt this film was quite realistic in its portrayal of a schizophrenic man whose only support comes from his girlfriend. although i have not seen "A Beautiful Mind" i have been informed that it glamourizes schizophrenia, and this film does the complete opposite. it places the viewer in a very reaslistic, cinematically engaging environment where the drama is not played up to peak the interest of the audience. instead, Mccann has made every attempt to make this film as chillingly real as possible. Mccann has an interesting style with this film and uses lots of close-ups, which work as they bring the audience uncomfortably close to the characters, as well as the situation. the only downfall to this is that because it is used so much throughout the film, its effect wears off after you settle into the story. all in all , i was pleasantly surprised.

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