Moon Point (2011)

The funny, quirky story of Darryl Strozka, an ambitionless 24-year old who travels hundreds of miles in a wagon hooked onto the back of his friend's electric wheelchair, in hopes of tracking down his childhood crush.

Director:

Sean Cisterna

Writers:

Robert Lazar, James Luscombe (story),

Stars:

Nick McKinlay, Paula Brancati, Kyle Mac

Cast

Credited cast:
Nick McKinlay	...	Darryl Strozka
Paula Brancati	...	Kristin
Kyle Mac	...	Femur
Kristen Gutoskie	...	Sarah Cherry
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Camden Angelis	...	Young Sarah
Ali Rizvi Badshah	...	Mukhtar (as King Ali Badshah)
Boyd Banks	...	Ice Cream Truck Driver
Brianna D'Aguanno	...	Ninja Girl
Josie Dye	...	Engineering Professor (voice)
Jayne Eastwood	...	Femur's Grandmother
Kristin Fairlie	...	Sheila
Brad Hampton	...	Pepper
James Hartnett	...	Lars
Art Hindle	...	The Banana
Jessica Holmes	...	Eggs

Storyline

The funny, quirky story of Darryl Strozka, an ambitionless 24-year old who travels hundreds of miles in a wagon hooked onto the back of his friend's electric wheelchair, in hopes of tracking down his childhood crush.

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Plot Keywords:

wheelchair | love | girl next door | disabled person | buddy | 

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Taglines:

Be Mine.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 September 2011 (Canada)

Filming Locations:

Aurora, Ontario, Canada

Box Office

Budget:

CAD 88,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Federgreen Entertainment, Mythic Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

85 min

Color:

Color (HD)

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Jessica Holmes (Eggs) was called in to deliver one line. She showed up and delivered a 4 minute comedic monologue that continually made actors and crew members laugh out loud during filming.

User Reviews

Script error: Plato, not Aristotle

During the movie the main character is explaining Plato's "Forms" to another character, and he misrepresents the theory as belonging to Aristotle. The actor described Plato's Forms, Aristotle did not believe in Forms.

Aristotle was a student of Plato, and was radically opposed to, and argued against Plato on this. Aristotle had a completely different take on "forms" (small f) as in "hylomorphic" or derivative form in substance, rather that Plato's metaphysical "Ideals" in some non-seen realm, which is what the actor described.

So that's too bad. But it was a cute movie, I could have given it a 6 instead of a 5 were it not for that really bad mistake. I mean, that is -such- a major mistake, it really is, and someone's college professor should be embarrassed.