The Man in the Maze (2011)

Director:

Mitesh Kumar Patel

Writers:

Josh Hodgins (additional dialogue and material)
Michael Jamal Mitchell (adaptation)
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Release Date:

2 September 2011 (India)

Genre:

Adventure | Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Tagline:

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Plot:

While doing research in the woods, four college friends find a cursed Indian burial mound and find themselves trapped in a mysterious maze, followed by a terrifying force.

Plot Keywords:

Woods | Maze | Friend | College Student | Trail Of Tears

Cast

Andrew Roth	...	Alex
Liana Werner-Gray	...	Megan
Erik A. Williams	...	P.T.
Stephanie Long Lomenick	...	Christi
Mitesh Kumar Patel	...	Dark Cloud
Arth Patel	...	Running Deer
J.C. Hester	...	Soaring Eagle
Steve Hester	...	Billy Ray Weston

Directed by
Mitesh Kumar Patel

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Matthew Bucculoo		collaborating writer
Steve Hester		revised by
Josh Hodgins		additional dialogue and material
Michael Jamal Mitchell		adaptation
Mitesh Kumar Patel		original story

Produced by
Mitesh Kumar Patel	....	producer
Nimisha Patel	....	executive producer
Andrew Roth	....	associate producer
Don Tingle	....	associate producer

Original Music by
Suhash Kulkarni		(as Suhas)
Siddhartth

Cinematography by
Josh Hodgins		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Cari Coughlin
Sergey Gavrishkiv

Makeup Department
Debbie Hertzfeldt	....	hair stylist
Debbie Hertzfeldt	....	makeup artist
Sophia D. Swaim	....	assistant makeup artist

Production Management
Steve Hester	....	unit production manager
Michael Jamal Mitchell	....	assistant production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Michael Jamal Mitchell	....	first assistant director
Michael Jamal Mitchell	....	second unit director
Nancy Benavides	....	second assistant director (uncredited in original version)
Josh Hodgins	....	second unit director (uncredited in original version)

Sound Department
James Barth	....	sound re-recording mixer
James Barth	....	supervising sound editor
Michael Lengies	....	sound director
Richard Mercado	....	post sound supervisor

Visual Effects by
Leonard Ngu	....	digital artist
Bejoy Raj	....	visual effects

Stunts
Toby Burbank	....	stunt double
Diana L. Ford	....	stunt coordinator
Diana L. Ford	....	stunt coordinator (as Diana Mitchell)
Stephanie Long Lomenick	....	stunts
Andrew Roth	....	fight choreographer
Andrew Roth	....	stunts
Liana Werner-Gray	....	stunts
Erik A. Williams	....	stunts

Camera and Electrical Department
Toby Burbank	....	first assistant camera
Toby Burbank	....	grip
Diana L. Ford	....	camera operator: re-shoots
Debbie Hertzfeldt	....	still photographer
Josh Hodgins	....	camera operator
Brandon S. Russell	....	assistant camera
Brandon S. Russell	....	camera operator
Brandon S. Russell	....	gaffer
Brandon S. Russell	....	key grip
Sophia D. Swaim	....	still photographer

Editorial Department
Bruce Bolden	....	colorist
Kevin Cannon	....	colorist
Leonard Ngu	....	editor: end credits
Leonard Ngu	....	opening title design

Music Department
Kenneth Hampton	....	music supervisor

Transportation Department
Brandon Blevins	....	driver (uncredited)
Brandon S. Russell	....	driver: grip truck (uncredited)
Sophia D. Swaim	....	driver: grip truck (uncredited)

Other crew
Brandon Blevins	....	script supervisor
Don Capone	....	voice over
David Y. Duncan	....	script editor
Suresh Karpatiya	....	web site designer
Darshan Patel	....	production assistant
Sophia D. Swaim	....	continuity
Sophia D. Swaim	....	production assistant (uncredited)

Thanks
Thomas Daniel	....	special thanks
Aum Patel	....	thanks
Darshan Patel	....	thanks
Nimisha Patel	....	thanks
Robert J. Williams	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Applied Art Productions

Distributors

• Applied Art Productions (2011) (India) (theatrical)
• Mowgli Productions (2011) (India) (theatrical)
• R-Squared Films (2010) (USA) (theatrical)
• R-Squared Films (2011) (USA) (DVD)

Other Companies

• Kinos  graphics
• Phantom-FX  visual effects

Runtime:

90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Alabama, USA

Company:

Applied Art Productions

Very excited

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

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