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WTC View (2005)After placing an ad on September 10th, a young man living in SoHo struggles to find a new roommate and keep his emotional balance in the weeks following 9/11. Director:Brian Sloan |
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Cast
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Eric
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Jeremy Beazlie | ... |
Jeremy
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Kevin
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Elizabeth Kapplow | ... |
Josie
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| Michael Linstroth | ... |
Jeff
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Nick Potenzieri | ... |
Alex
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Max
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Stephen Sporer | ... |
Conor
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Jeff Wenger | ... |
Ben
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Bob Williams | ... |
Will
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M. Rosenthal | ... |
Victor
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Charles Couineau | ... |
Charles
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Tim Allis | ... |
Matt
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Ted
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Kevin Ray | ... |
Joey
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After placing an ad on September 10th, a young man living in SoHo struggles to find a new roommate and keep his emotional balance in the weeks following 9/11.
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roommate | gay kiss | sex | september 11 2001 | soho manhattan new york city |Taglines:
A story of New York after 9/11Genres:
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5 June 2005 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
New York City, New York, USACompany Credits
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Josie: You never used to say that.
Eric: And don't take the subway.
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Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. o/b/o Night Garden Music
Courtesy of EMI Records
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Trivia
The main character is a photographer, and his pictures (hung all over the apartment in this film) were actually taken by director Brian Sloan (color shots) and New York photographer Craig Hamrick (several semi-nude male black-and-whites). In some shots, Hamrick's signature can clearly be seen on the prints. Hamrick and Sloan are friends, and they had a joint photo exhibit/show in Hamrick's Tribeca studio in 2004. See more »Quotes
Eric: Get home safe.Josie: You never used to say that.
Eric: And don't take the subway.
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Soundtracks
"It;s the End of the World As We Know It (and I feel fine0Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, Michael StipePerformed by R.E.M.Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. o/b/o Night Garden Music
Courtesy of EMI Records
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Clearly adapted from a stage play, this low budget film avoids the crass sentiment of the big productions. It is now appearing on cable TV for a wide audience and will almost certainly gain wider attention.
The sound and feel of its location are exactly right, without ever focusing in on the eponymous site itself. Clever use of micro scenes accent the mood of the main character, whose internal anxiety is the true center of attention. And the acting of most of the walk-through characters adding dimension to that character's development shows that a good script and good direction can overcome lack of big-time experience.
What a great relief from the morbid sentimentality of most 9/11 stories! A real stunner. Must see.