Look (2007)

Director:

Adam Rifkin

Writer (WGA):

Adam Rifkin (written by)

Release Date:

6 September 2008 (Japan)

Tagline:

Everyone has secrets...

Plot:

Americans are captured on surveillance cameras at least 170 times a day mostly without their knowledge. This produces millions of hours of footage revealing the nature of those hidden secrets. |

Plot Keywords:

Surveillance Camera | Erotica | Leg Spreading | Upskirt | Nudity

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Jamie McShane	...	Berry Krebbs
Sebastian Feldman	...	Ron
Spencer Redford	...	Sherri Van Haften
Hayes MacArthur	...	Tony Gilbert
Nichelle Hines	...	Lydia
Ben Weber	...	Marty
Paul Schackman	...	Ben
Chris Williams	...	George Higgins
Jennifer Fontaine	...	Louise
Giuseppe Andrews	...	Willie
Miles Dougal	...	Carl
Rhys Coiro	...	Ace
Kimberly Quinn	...	Joan Krebbs
Heather Hogan	...	Holly
Ryan Cutrona	...	Mr. Bates
Valerie Breiman	...	Stephanie
Tom Hodges	...	Stuart
Kris Bergen	...	Marty's Co-worker
Bailee Madison	...	Megan (as Bailee Madison Williams Holte)
Karen Posada	...	Spanish Reporter
Jackie Geary	...	Paige
Rachel Vacca	...	Naomi
Alysia Joy Powell	...	Jen
Tracey McCall	...	Grace
Haley Hudson	...	Amanda
Sarah Jane Morris	...	Courtney
John Landis	...	Himself / Aggravated director
Michael Twaine	...	Mr. Stonecipher
Dori Russell	...	Mrs. Van Haften
Michael Cooke	...	Mr. Van Haften
Tom Wright	...	Detective
Zale Kessler	...	Police Chief
Paul Loptman	...	Guy Shopper
Carla Barnett	...	Lady at Make-up Counter
Sarah Livingston Evans	...	Farting girl (as Sarah Evans)
Noa Hegesh	...	Elevator Girl #1
Amy E. Bishop	...	Elevator girl #2 (as Amy Bishop)
John Robotham	...	Murdered Cop
Shane McAvoy	...	Tyler Winters
Fred Ochs	...	High School Principal
Ron Jeremy	...	Fatso in Computer Porn (as Ron Jeremy Hyatt)
Sunny Lane	...	Hottie in Computer Porn
Craig Barnett	...	Male Lawyer
Robert Schwartzman	...	Gas Station Kid #1
Louie Stephens	...	Gas Station Kid #2
Alex Berg	...	Gas Station Kid #3
Anouska Poppie Pearl Beckwith	...	Gas Station Kid #4
D. Brett Schramm	...	Screaming Cop - Bomb Squad (as DB Schramm)
Jim Babbadge	...	Bus Driver
Lisa M. Carlson	...	Mom in Mall
Kayla Carlson	...	Kayla - Daughter in Mall (as Kayla M. Carlson)
Adam Bitterman	...	Policeman arresting Mr. Krebbs
Warren V. Reed	...	Mall Security Guard
Salome Wyman	...	Tony's Wife
Eugene Wyman	...	Tony's Son #1
Oliver Wyman	...	Tony's Son #2
Daniel Weisinger	...	Cop in Living Room #1
Roz Wyman	...	Mayor
Cristian Letelier	...	Stripper Cop
Scott Billups	...	Cop at Ron's Arraignment
Tasfay	...	Man with Backpack
Addison Rose Melfi	...	Baby Krebbs
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Sarah Grant Brendecke	...	Corey (uncredited)
Troy DeWalt	...	Racist Lawyer (uncredited)
Daniel Okeefe	...	Birthday Party Guest (uncredited)
Karanai Ravenscroft	...	Female Attorney (uncredited)

Directed by
Adam Rifkin

Writing credits (WGA)
Adam Rifkin		(written by)

Produced by
Richard Bishop	....	executive producer
Alwyn Kushner	....	line producer
Donald Kushner	....	executive producer
Barry Schuler	....	producer
Meriwether Tull	....	co-producer
Daniel Jonathan Weisinger	....	associate producer
Brad Wyman	....	producer

Original Music by
BT

Cinematography by
Scott Billups
Ron Forsythe

Film Editing by
Martin Apelbaum

Casting by
Deanna Brigidi

Costume Design by
Erica Fyhrie

Production Management
Carrie Sweeney	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Ashley Cahill	....	second unit director
Dan Katzman	....	first assistant director
David Thienes	....	second second assistant director

Sound Department
Andy Hay	....	sound re-recording mixer
Jackie Johnson	....	sound editor
Lucien Palmer	....	sound effects editor
Jesse Pomeroy	....	supervising sound editor
Bill V. Robbins	....	sound mixer
Paul Stanley	....	supervising sound editor
Steve Tushar	....	sound designer

Visual Effects by
Scott Billups	....	visual effects supervisor
David Dennick	....	visual effects
Dan Tibi	....	picture degration engineer
Jayme Wing	....	effects editor

Camera and Electrical Department
Ashley Cahill	....	videographer
Jesse Hagy	....	assistant camera
David Mahlman	....	additional photography
David Mahlman	....	camera operator
David Mahlmann	....	camera operator
Mario Passera	....	assistant camera
Tom C. Ryan	....	assistant camera

Casting Department
Kathleen LaGue	....	adr voice casting

Editorial Department
Amy M. Fleming	....	assistant editor
Kyle Regan	....	post-production assistant
Peter Schink	....	additional editor
Jayme Wing	....	on-line editor

Music Department
Brian Bulman	....	music editor
Brian Trifon	....	composer: additional music (uncredited)

Other crew
Alan Abrams	....	business and legal affairs
Chris Beal	....	location manager
Towie Bixby	....	script supervisor
Darrin Cummings	....	location manager
Chris Goodson	....	production assistant
Travis Jonquil	....	production assistant
Shane McAvoy	....	assistant: Adam Rifkin
Allison Mella Strina	....	business and legal affairs (as Allison J. Mella)
Christiana Rubin	....	production assistant
Robert W. Sterrett III	....	location manager

Production Companies

• Captured Films
• Meteor Productions

Distributors

• 111 Pictures (2008) (non-USA) (all media)
• AMG Entertainment (2008) (Japan) (theatrical)
• Liberated Artists (2007) (USA) (theatrical)
• Tornado Film (2008) (Japan) (theatrical)
• Vitagraph Films (2007) (USA) (theatrical)
• Anchor Bay Entertainment (2009) (USA) (DVD)
• Captured Films

Other Companies

• Costa Abrams & Coate, Trial & Transactional Attorneys  legal counsel
• Mission Post  sound post-production
• Murphy PR  publicity
• Spank Machine  sound re-recording

Also Known As:

MPAA:

Rated R for strong sexual content, pervasive language, some violence and brief drug use

Runtime:

USA:98 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R | Japan:R-15 | Australia:MA

Company:

Captured Films

Trivia:

According to the DVD commentary, the women one character is shown having sex with in the store room during a montage were portrayed by porn actresses.

Movie Connections:

References "Candid Camera" (1948)

Soundtrack:

Spy Guy

much better than expected!

Didn't think from synopsis I would be into this, but was hooked in the first 10 minutes. Really engaging and fascinating how the format draws you in. Good, solid entertainment. Very well executed.

The lack of traditional camera-work and the ugliness that inherently comes with this "security cam" type footage was a big issue for me before I even started watching it, but once into it I forgot it entirely. The great thing about it is that not only is it fun and enthralling, but it gets your thinking about the whole concept of voyeurism and how often we're being watched. Check this out for something different but refreshing. Definitely recommend it.