Statistics (2006)

User Rating:

4.7/10   

Director:

Frank Robak

Writer:

Frank Robak (writer)

Release Date:

9 September 2008 (USA)

Genre:

Drama

Tagline:

Something happens everyday to change the way people think.

Plot:

"STATISTICS" tells the story of six individuals who all share one thing in common: they will become statistics by the end of the day...

Awards:

2 wins

Cast

Kent Harper	...	David Allen
Scott Rudolph	...	Jack Kindle
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Frank Alvarez	...	Mugger
Fiona Angus	...	Head Nurse #1
Mark Atienza	...	Officer Williams
Ange Billman	...	Julie
Kendal Brenneman	...	Waitress
Bill Lee Brown	...	Officer Clark
Angela Crickman	...	Head Nurse #2
James DuMont	...	Gas Can Guy
Sinclair Marie DuMont	...	Katie
Gill Gayle	...	Walt
Jody Jones	...	Radio Station Engineer
Costas Koromilas	...	Tom Coal
Jake Lemkin	...	Baby Boy
Sophie Lemkin	...	Little Girl Airplane Passenger
Shelley Mack	...	Shelley
Alan Marco	...	Burgler (as Alan Garcia)
James Matusky	...	Kevin
Marilyn McIntyre	...	Norma
Mikael Paul	...	Michael Dusk
Phil Reeves	...	Sam
Tangelia Rouse	...	Flight Attendant
Pete Stratte	...	Brian
Trish Suhr	...	Stephanie
Holly Towne	...	Jennifer
Tuffy Williams	...	Punk #2
Stephen Wozniak	...	Steve Varner
Dylan Yohe	...	David's Son
David Zaugh	...	Dr. Cameron

Country:

USA

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Rebel Image Productions

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Midnight Movie (2008)

Here's a statistic...Statistics #1 in my book!

"Statistics is literally now one of my favorite movies and I anticipate getting to see it again. I am still moved when I think about the movie and how it played out and the character development, acting, and beautiful cinematography. How the accidents and high areas of conflict or pain, so to speak were replaced with a dissolve or a nice cut rather than your typical "realistic" gore or vivid accident. I am really taken back. Its everything I preach on my jackets or in life...life isn't fair and it isn't easy but it depends on how you look at it and there is hope. I really can't say enough about it and the crew you teamed with and I was HONORED to have been a part of the screening and the party and meet everyone. I am just babbling now but like I said I can't say enough about it and I still get choked up thinking about how this is the message I have been dreaming for in a film. I have not been moved like this since a Requiem, Amelie, or Last Minute. All these movies moved me in a different specific way but in a relative sense the power of each film was the same whether it be depressing, loving, or inspirational. This film is on that level. I think this movie has the potential to change the way people think in a positive light. It was weird because right before I came to see the screening I was watching TV and there were commercials for Bloodrayne, and Underworld and I thought about Kill Bill and Aeon Flux and especially The Matrix how all the movies nowadays PREACH how the ONE must take over or change the world...but no movies speak about WE about US about TOGETHER. That is what sets this movie apart. It tests people, it questions people to think about those around them and not just themselves...I think this movie has potential to be tremendous."