Wednesday (2006) (V)

User Rating:

7.5/10   

Director:

Justin D. Hilliard

Writer:

Justin D. Hilliard (writer)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

Wednesday is a story of life, love, loss, and redemption.

Plot Keywords:

Wednesday

Cast

Arianne Martin	...	Lucy
Jackson Hurst	...	Luke (as Ryan Hurst)
Philip Goldacre	...	Harold
Adrienne Marks	...	Linda
Erich Redman	...	Virgil
Holly Leach	...	Norma
Frank Mosley	...	Julian
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ian Campbell	...	First A.D.
Nic Dawkes	...	Willum / Young Harold
Dennis Dwulet	...	Dub
Carol Anne Gordon	...	Laurie
Nicole Gray	...	Maggie V.O.
Nakisha Guevara	...	Diana (as Nakisha Guevera)
Phil Harrington	...	Grocery Manager
Ryan Hartsell	...	Nicholas V.O.
Justin D. Hilliard	...	Julian V.O.
Marc Japel	...	Marc
Brittany Johnson	...	Coretta
Chelsea Johnson	...	Harriet
Scott Lowther	...	Hotel Porter
Kevin Majors	...	Lawrence
Mary Ann McCarty	...	Grocery Customer
James McKinley	...	Rude Customer
Sara Radle	...	Lisa
Patrick Regis	...	Morris
Simone Sampò	...	Simon
Cecil Sparks	...	Tourist
Joanna Stanley	...	Jordan
Maisy Taylor	...	Lenore
Frederick Trevino	...	Nicholas
Peter Wear	...	Stan
Erin Wilcox	...	Maggie

Directed by
Justin D. Hilliard

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Justin D. Hilliard		writer

Produced by
Ryan Hartsell	....	executive producer
Justin D. Hilliard	....	executive producer
Tom Lumpkin	....	associate producer
Vicki Lumpkin	....	associate producer
Frank Mosley	....	associate producer (segment "Narcissus Flower")
Betty Roland	....	associate producer
Gail P. Schuchman	....	associate producer

Original Music by
Andy Bartos
Chris Bartos
Penka Kouneva
Raymond May Jr.
Brian N. Tuley

Cinematography by
Ryan Hartsell

Film Editing by
Daryl Leigh

Casting by
Justin D. Hilliard
Arianne Martin

Production Design by
Daryl Leigh

Art Direction by
Daryl Leigh

Makeup Department
Maggie Gray	....	key makeup artist

Production Management
Celia Hays	....	production manager
Daryl Leigh	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
René Benoît	....	second unit director
Nicole Gray	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Maggie Gray	....	property master
Randi Frances Hilliard	....	assistant art director

Sound Department
Ian Campbell	....	sound
Scott Lowther	....	boom operator
Sally Shepherd	....	boom operator
Cecil Sparks	....	sound recordist
Brian N. Tuley	....	sound mixer
Brian N. Tuley	....	supervising sound editor
Daniel Worthington	....	boom operator

Special Effects by
Ryan Hartsell	....	special effects supervisor

Visual Effects by
Ryan Hartsell	....	visual effects supervisor

Camera and Electrical Department
Cecil Sparks	....	key grip
Mayakashi Sujou	....	assistant camera

Other crew
Ian Campbell	....	location manager
Ryan Hartsell	....	key location manager
Daryl Leigh	....	key location manager
Scott Lowther	....	location assistant
Jesse Manley	....	production assistant
Arianne Martin	....	location manager
Jacob Starkey	....	production assistant
Daniel Worthington	....	location assistant
Daniel Worthington	....	production assistant

Production Companies

• Striped Socks Productions

Distributors

• Striped Socks Productions (2006) (worldwide) (DVD)

Country:

USA

Language:

English | French

Color:

Black and White | Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Filming Locations:

Dallas, Texas, USA

Company:

Striped Socks Productions

Quotes:

Julian: This film is my blood.....and i'm bleeding to death.

Soundtrack:

Crack Baby

Wednesday

I caught Wednesday in Dallas a couple of days ago and have been thinking about it ever since. At first, I wasn't sure how I felt, some parts made me feel uneasy and were quite different from other films. I just can't stop thinking about it. Everything seemed to be connected in it. It may throw some people off, if you're not into shaky hand-held, realistic, documentary type images. The acting was incredible. The segment shot in London had a very professional cast. The Luke and Lucy stuff was so intense. Lucy was amazing, barely had any lines, but had me in tears. The guy in that section reminds me of early DeNiro. The third segment was short, but the acting was great. I wanted to know what happened, but without giving a spoiler to the ending, it made sense. And the end is what has kept me thinking. I want to see it a couple more times to get it all, it has a bunch of layers. I recommend it for people that like to think and like alternative stuff.