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A troubled young woman is encouraged by a teacher to enter a poetry contest.

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Auster
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Megan Denning (Meg)
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Diane
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Delia
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Pat
Regan Arnold ...
Lily
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Georgia
Dustin Sterling ...
Rob
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Dad (as Mike Ward)
Wayne Armstrong ...
Don
Aftab Pureval ...
Boy in Class
Wendy Lardin ...
Georgia's Mom
Jenn O'nofrio ...
Blonde Girl
Michael Raysses ...
Mr. Kastran
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Diner Waitress
Jaime Scheingross ...
Girl in the Yellow Dress
Julie Schuster ...
Bank Teller
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Nurse
David Carroll ...
Department Store Manager
Jacqueline Childs ...
Pharmacist
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Cop
Jeff Gage ...
Pawn Shop Owner
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Florida Oasis Cocktail Waitress
Peer J. Oppenheimer ...
Diner Customer

Directed by

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Karen Moncrieff

Written by

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Karen Moncrieff ... (written by)

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Don Daniel ... associate producer (as Don Daniels)
Eric Karten ... co-producer
John Mays ... associate producer
Karri O'Reilly ... line producer
Peer J. Oppenheimer ... producer
Kelly Simpson ... associate producer
Amy Sommer ... producer
Gene Viglione ... co-producer
David Waters ... producer

Music by

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Adam Gorgoni

Cinematography by

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Rob Sweeney

Editing by

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Toby Yates

Editorial Department

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John Breinholt ... assistant editor
Dan Edelstein ... editorial consultant
Glenn Jepson ... dailies
Chris Regan ... color timer
Timothy Serda ... technician: Final Cut Pro
Matt Solomon ... assistant editor
Melissa Zaroff ... additional editor

Casting By

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Wendy Weidman

Production Design by

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Kristan Andrews

Costume Design by

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Kristan Andrews

Makeup Department

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Keri Clemmons ... hair stylist / makeup artist
Deleah Emery ... hair stylist: Los Angeles / makeup artist: Los Angeles
Josh McEwen ... special makeup effects artist
Tammy Mount ... assistant hair stylist / assistant makeup artist

Production Management

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John Goodwill ... production supervisor
Karri O'Reilly ... production manager

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Jeremy Burks ... second second assistant director
Matt Corrado ... first assistant director
Deleah Emery ... second second assistant director: Los Angeles
Adeeb Hammoudi ... second assistant director: Los Angeles
Ivan Kraljevic ... assistant director: Los Angeles
Mike Snyder ... first assistant director: Los Angeles
Jas Waters ... second assistant director (as Jasmine Waters)

Art Department

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Lori Anne Agricola ... swing gang
Michele Lockert ... on-set dresser: Los Angeles
Beth O'Brien ... on-set props
Mike O'Neill ... on-set dresser
Johnny Ramos ... swing gang
Merje Veski ... property master

Sound Department

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Chris Bittner ... adr editor / foley editor / foley mixer
Nancy Cabrera ... foley artist
Ryan Collison ... foley engineer
Gerald Donlan ... additional sound editor
Mark Ferrell ... production sound mixer
David Ho ... post-production sound supervisor / re-recording mixer
Ryan Holmes ... sound mixer: Los Angeles
Jake Keslo ... boom operator: Los Angeles
Mick Mahan ... sound effects editor
Mario Manti-Gualtiero ... adr editor / dialogue editor / foley editor / re-recording mixer
Craig Ng ... foley artist
Ton Patamasing ... additional sound editor
Harry Peck Bolles ... additional sound editor (as Harry Bowles)
Reilly Steele ... re-recording mixer
Leonard Suwalski ... boom operator
Peter Waggoner ... re-recording mixer

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Erik Anderson ... animation camera
Toby Anderson ... animation camera
Tom Anderson ... titles and opticals
Brian Midkiff ... optical camera

Camera and Electrical Department

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Ken Armstrong ... clapper loader: Los Angeles
Ian Axilrod ... key second assistant camera
Chris Cochran ... electrician
Russ Faust ... best boy electric
Danny Flores ... electrician: Los Angeles
Jim Jackson ... grip and electrical equipment supplier
Kevin Jones ... best boy grip
Scott Lipez ... grip
Joanna Maier ... third electrician
Frankie Martinez ... best boy grip: Los Angeles
Kevin Martt ... electrician
John Mays ... key grip
Skip McCraw ... gaffer
Caleb Nelson ... key grip: dolly grip Los Angeles
Justin Painter ... second assistant camera: Los Angeles
Chris Rodgers ... grip and electrical equipment supplier
Mel O. Scott ... third grip
Melanie Smith ... camera loader
Cesar Toledo ... best boy electric: Los Angeles
Kelly Uchimura ... first assistant camera
Andrew Waruszewski ... grip (as Andy Waruszewski)

Casting Department

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Kevin Carr ... casting assistant
Alison Maier ... extras casting
Gail Ramsey ... casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Susanne Kern Downey ... on-set costumer
Josh McEwen ... costume supervisor (as Josh McEwon)
Heather Schmidt ... on-set costumer
Alison Sideris ... on-set costumer: Los Angeles

Location Management

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Brian Hall ... location manager
John Mays ... location manager

Music Department

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Ted Blaisdell ... score recordist-mixer
Stephen Coleman ... music supervisor
Adam Gorgoni ... original score producer
Eric Karten ... original score producer
Steve Schwartz ... music editor

Script and Continuity Department

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Cynthia Garfield ... script supervisor
Amy Holliday ... script supervisor
Amy Sobin ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Noor Ahmed ... assistant to producer
Dave Bogrees ... set production assistant
Kevin Carr ... key set production assistant
Tim Collins ... security
Kristin Copley ... welfare worker
Don Daniel ... production consultant
Karisa Darling ... set production assistant
Kevin Kramer ... assistant production coordinator
Darren Lewin ... production insurance
Kevin Myers ... assistant: Karen Moncrieff
Lucille O'Reilly ... craft service
Diana Scott ... set production assistant
Tom Slenz ... studio teacher
Stephen Jeffries Smith ... craft service: Los Angeles (as Jeff Smith)
Christopher Tricarico ... business affairs and production legal
Matthew Turner ... production coordinator
Bradley Jay Valentine ... assistant: Mr. Viglione / assistant: the co-producer
Domenica Vilhotti ... set production assistant
Joy Walsh ... set production assistant
Ben Wright ... key set production assistant: Los Angeles

Thanks

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Steven Bognar ... special thanks
Matt Brodlie ... special thanks
Marcy Corrado ... special thanks
Vincent Corrado ... special thanks
Brad Cross ... special thanks
Gary Delaney ... special thanks
Marty Eisenberg ... special thanks
Mark Gill ... special thanks
Adam Gorgoni ... special thanks
Laura Kim ... special thanks
Kristin Kopp ... special thanks
Michelle Krumm ... special thanks
Agnès Mentre ... special thanks
Robin Moncrieff ... special thanks
Susanne Moncrieff ... special thanks
Todd Oldham ... special thanks
Walter Oppenheimer ... special thanks
Shelly Peiken ... special thanks
Julia Reichert ... special thanks
Susan Tuan ... special thanks
Bill Whistler ... special thanks
Kate Whistler ... special thanks
Temple Williams ... special thanks (as William Temple III)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Gifted 18-year-old Meg has been abandoned by her father and neglected by her hardworking mother. Left to care for her emotionally disturbed younger sister, her world begins to unravel. She finds an outlet in writing poetry and support from her English teacher, Mr. Auster. But what started out as a mentoring relationship begins to get a bit more complex. Written by Anonymous

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Taglines Ready or not... the future comes just the same. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Blue Car - Poesie des Sommers (Germany)
  • Niebieski samochód (Poland)
  • A kék autó (Hungary)
  • ブルー・カー (Japan, Japanese title)
  • Синяя машина (Russia)
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Runtime
  • 96 min
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Budget $1,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $30,087, 04 May 2003

Did You Know?

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Trivia This film was edited on an Apple Macintosh Computer with "Final Cut Pro" and "Cinema Tools" software. See more »
Goofs The application form that Meg fills out for the poetry contest says her poem is entitled "Blue Car", although at that point she has not yet written the poem or given it a title. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The 2004 IFP/West Independent Spirit Awards (2004). See more »
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Quotes [after looking over her poem]
Auster: Okay... you tell me.
Meg: I don't know.
Auster: Why not? Are you afraid I'm going to tell you your work stinks?
Meg: Does it?
Auster: What do you think?
Meg: Probably. I don't know.
Auster: Come back when you do.
[rises, starts to leave]
Meg: It doesn't stink. There's a line that I like.
Auster: Which one?
Meg: "Lost leaves spin past the glass, but the trees don't go. They stay by my window."
Auster: What about the rest of it?
Meg: I could go deeper.
Auster: Good for you.
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