A comic strip writer in NYC, still grieving over the death of a friend in 9/11, gets his publisher to agree to a limited run of "Justice", a comic book about an ordinary person who is a hero.
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Cast
| Erik Palladino | ... |
Drew Pettite
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| Michael Jai White | ... |
Tre
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| Daphne Rubin-Vega | ... |
Roberta
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| Ajay Naidu | ... |
Mohammed
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| Catherine Kellner | ... |
Mara Seaver
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| Marisa Ryan | ... |
Julia
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| Tom Guiry | ... |
The Red Anarchist
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| Joelle Carter | ... |
Monique
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| David Patrick Kelly | ... |
Marty
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| Michael Ealy | ... |
Woody
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| Leo Fitzpatrick | ... |
The Egg Machine
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| Larry Pine | ... |
The Legend
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| Alan Cox | ... |
Palm Sunday
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Helena Apothaker | ... |
Helena
(as Helena Lewis)
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| Daniel Cantor | ... |
Terrence the Ugly American
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| Gloria Irizarry | ... |
Luiza
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| Firdous Bamji | ... |
Samir Khan
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Monique Guesnon | ... |
Day-Old Bagel Lady
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| Tim Kang | ... |
Bodega Owner
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Scott Andrew Miller | ... |
Cigarette Man
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| Waleed Zuaiter | ... |
Saeed
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| Shoshannah Stern | ... |
First Patron
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Jim Wallick | ... |
Invisible Patron
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Emory Van Cleve | ... |
Big Guy
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| Evan Oppenheimer | ... |
He Got Next
(as Evan Lee Oppenheimer)
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Alton Roberson | ... |
Silent Man
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David Bolotsky | ... |
Toddler's Father
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Evan Bolotsky | ... |
Toddler on Basketball Court
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Jose Cabiya | ... |
Spooked guy in park
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Joseph Francois | ... |
Basketball Player
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Roberto Hamilton | ... |
Basketball Player
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Sophocles Jones | ... |
Basketball Player
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Kris Kandel | ... |
Final Scene Patron
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Lia Levenson | ... |
Final Scene Patron
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Joel Millar | ... |
Final Scene Patron
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Todd Muller | ... |
Basketball Player
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Marco Pantoliano | ... |
Basketball Player
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Martin Schepelern | ... |
Cute guy in park
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Cliff Thompson | ... |
Basketball Player
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Directed by
| Evan Oppenheimer | ||
Written by
| Evan Oppenheimer | ... | (writer) |
Produced by
| Amy R. Baird | ... | producer |
| Amelia Dallis | ... | producer |
| Roberto Hamilton | ... | associate producer |
| Martin Schepelern | ... | associate producer |
Music by
| Nenad Bach | ||
Cinematography by
| Luke Geissbuhler | ||
Editing by
| Allison Eve Zell | ||
Editorial Department
| Jennifer Kagan | ... | assistant editor |
Casting By
| Felicia Fasano | ||
| Mary Vernieu | ||
Production Design by
| Beth Kuhn | ||
Costume Design by
| Dona Mandel | ||
Makeup Department
| Carol Brown | ... | makeup artist |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Yunsun Chae | ... | second assistant director |
| Lisa De Fuso | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| David Jerrel Anderson | ... | Justice artwork |
| Rachel Birdsong | ... | artist |
| Brett Carr | ... | artist |
| Alex Geissbuhler | ... | artist |
| John Green | ... | artist |
| Jeffery Kane | ... | assistant property master |
| Kirsten Kane | ... | props |
| Beth Kuhn | ... | artist |
| Eduard Luenna | ... | artist |
| Paul Madonna | ... | artist |
| Darin Olsen | ... | artist / set dresser |
| Paul Parker | ... | artist |
| Ted Slampyak Kinyak | ... | artist (as Ted Slampyak) |
| Susan Uriarte | ... | set dresser |
Sound Department
| Paul Bacca | ... | sound |
| Bill Montei | ... | re-recording mixer / sound designer |
| Martin Schepelern | ... | boom operator |
Visual Effects by
| Jeremy Samples | ... | titles |
Stunts
| Layton Morrison | ... | stunts |
Camera and Electrical Department
| John Beiluch | ... | best boy |
| Jose Cabiya | ... | first assistant camera |
| Thomas Caleshu | ... | key grip |
| James Casey | ... | electrician |
| Luis Contreras | ... | grip |
| Chris Dixon | ... | electrician |
| James Heerdegen | ... | key grip |
| Susan Heller | ... | electrician |
| Maynard Lantimo | ... | best boy electric |
| Evin Lowe | ... | gaffer |
| Jamie Morris | ... | electrician |
| Michael P. Prisco Jr. | ... | electrician (as Mike Prisco) |
| Ari Robbins | ... | grip |
| Ken Shibata | ... | gaffer |
Casting Department
| Amy McKee | ... | casting associate |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Raquel Leal Davies | ... | second wardrobe assistant |
| Arelis Nunez | ... | second wardrobe assistant |
| Tiffany Porter | ... | wardrobe assistant |
Music Department
| Ramsay Adams | ... | music supervisor |
| Nenad Bach | ... | musician |
| Erik Egol | ... | musician |
| Dave Hnatiuk | ... | music supervisor |
| Richard Lindsey | ... | musician |
| Andrew Stevenson | ... | musician |
| Abe Velez | ... | music licensing manager |
Transportation Department
| Orlando Oliveras | ... | parking coordinator |
Additional Crew
| Robin Jacobs Allegro | ... | production assistant (as Robin Jacobs) |
| Rachel Barrer | ... | production assistant |
| Lori DeFuso | ... | production assistant |
| Stacey Dooley | ... | production assistant |
| Kelly Dorris | ... | production assistant |
| Fausto Elias-Wilson | ... | production assistant |
| Zaida Fakih-Kuss | ... | production assistant |
| David Gallardo | ... | production assistant |
| Roberto Hamilton | ... | executive: Black Sand Pictures |
| Daniel Jackson | ... | production assistant |
| Sung Kim | ... | production assistant |
| Sean Maurizi | ... | production assistant |
| Drew Mendoza | ... | production assistant |
| Jessica C. Nolfo | ... | production coordinator |
| Benjamin Rodriguez | ... | production assistant |
| Ron Stevens | ... | production assistant |
| John Sung | ... | production assistant |
| Mike Thepa | ... | production assistant |
| Josh Tyson-Fermin | ... | production assistant |
| Ken Ward | ... | production assistant |
Thanks
| Richard Abramowitz | ... | special thanks |
| Ernest Barreto | ... | special thanks |
| Casey Bennett | ... | special thanks |
| Benjamin Bloodwell | ... | special thanks (as Ben Bloodwell) |
| Margot Bridger | ... | special thanks |
| Brandon Deese | ... | special thanks |
| Jeff Dowd | ... | special thanks |
| Natasha Esterman | ... | special thanks |
| Deshawn Felder | ... | special thanks |
| Tommy Fieger | ... | special thanks |
| Forest Finkelstein | ... | special thanks |
| D.A. Gray | ... | special thanks |
| Terrence Gray | ... | special thanks |
| Roberto Hamilton | ... | special thanks |
| Leslie Iradando | ... | special thanks |
| Lena Kasambalidis | ... | special thanks |
| Pantelis Kodogiannis | ... | special thanks |
| Paul Kostick | ... | special thanks |
| Alfonso Lanier | ... | special thanks |
| Lia Levenson | ... | dedicatee / special thanks |
| Peter Levine | ... | special thanks |
| Tina Livanos | ... | special thanks |
| Sean Maurizi | ... | special thanks |
| Alisa Mazen | ... | special thanks |
| Jon Morrey | ... | special thanks |
| Mary O'Connor | ... | special thanks |
| Denny O'Neil | ... | special thanks (as Denny O'Neill) |
| Joshua Oppenheimer | ... | special thanks |
| Damont Pore | ... | special thanks |
| Chad Redell | ... | special thanks |
| Ralph Santella | ... | special thanks |
| Nancy Schafer | ... | special thanks |
| Kenneth Schapiro | ... | special thanks |
| Robert Shae | ... | special thanks |
| Natalia Sorgente | ... | special thanks |
| Tyrone Stevens | ... | special thanks |
| Barry Strugatz | ... | special thanks |
| Ann Taylor | ... | special thanks |
| Emory Van Cleve | ... | special thanks |
| Abe Velez | ... | special thanks |
| Jim Wallick | ... | special thanks |
| Heidi Winston | ... | special thanks |
| Jeff Wren | ... | special thanks |
| Adam Yaffe | ... | special thanks |
| Stacy Zito | ... | special thanks |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Ammo Content (2024) (United States) (video)
- Argentina Video Home (2008) (Argentina) (DVD)
- HD Net (2004) (United States) (tv)
- Screen Media Ventures (2010) (Non-US)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- M.E.G. Filmworks (sound post-production)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Drew is a cute, dorky comic book writer who's still struggling with crippling grief over losing a close friend to the World Trade Center attack. After his friend's death he yearns to do something meaningful as a tribute to those who died. He cooks up the idea of an "everyday hero," a character based on an average New Yorker without super powers. Drew's idea is that we all are heroes in our own way. The idea of course is lambasted by Drew's colleagues. But after he selects an unwitting person to base his character, Justice, on, the comic becomes a surprise hit. Things get sticky when nosy Village Voice reporter Mara becomes determined to find the true identity of Justice... Written by Anonymous |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The character Woody (played by Michael Ealy) is an homage to the late writer and journalist Joe Wood. See more » |
| Crazy Credits | One of the production assistants is credited as "Mike the PA" See more » |