Nobody Walks (2012)

Director:

Ry Russo-Young

Writers:

Lena Dunham (written by) &
Ry Russo-Young (written by)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

A Silver Lake family's relaxed dynamic is tested after they take in a young artist so she can complete her art film. |

Plot Keywords:

Short Hair | Sound Effect | Reference To Wilco | Los Angeles California | Soundproof Room

Awards:

2 nominations

Cast

John Krasinski	...	Peter
Olivia Thirlby	...	Martine
Rosemarie DeWitt	...	Julie
India Ennenga	...	Kolt
Dylan McDermott	...	Leroy
Justin Kirk	...	Billy
Rhys Wakefield	...	David
Emanuele Secci	...	Marcello
Sam Lerner	...	Avi
Mason Welch	...	Dusty
David Call	...	Man
David Cell	...	Man
Jane Levy	...	Caroline
Anthony Saludares	...	Actor
Samantha Ressler	...	Actress
Stacy Barnhisel	...	Teacher
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Emma Dumont	...	Yma
Blaise Embry	...	Paul (uncredited)
Lucy Engelman	...	Sophia (uncredited)
Chet Grissom	...	Mark (uncredited)
Tina Kapousis	...	Teacher (uncredited)
Joshua Polit	...	Rodrigo (uncredited)
Leslie Schott	...	Gallery Goer (uncredited)
Lauren K. Solomon	...	Gallery goer (uncredited)
Audrey Tommassini	...	Gallery Goer (uncredited)
Carlos Velazquez	...	Allen (uncredited)

Directed by
Ry Russo-Young

Writing credits
Lena Dunham		(written by) &
Ry Russo-Young		(written by)

Produced by
Warren Fischer	....	co-producer
Stephanie Meurer	....	line producer
Jonathan Schwartz	....	producer
Andrea Sperling	....	producer
Alicia Van Couvering	....	producer
Sean Vawter	....	associate producer
Audrey Wilf	....	executive producer
Zygi Wilf	....	executive producer

Original Music by
Will Bates
Fall On Your Sword

Cinematography by
Christopher Blauvelt		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
John W. Walter		(as John Walter)

Casting by
Kerry Barden
Paul Schnee

Production Design by
Linda Sena

Art Direction by
Mando Lopez

Costume Design by
Kim Wilcox

Makeup Department
Claudia Navarro	....	key hair stylist
Dania Simental	....	key makeup artist

Production Management
J.M. Logan	....	post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Cristi Rickey	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Zade Akkad	....	art intern
Paul Bianchi	....	property master
Monica Leed	....	additional set dresser
Samantha Stauber	....	props

Sound Department
Rich Bologna	....	sound designer
Shaun Brennan	....	foley artist
Jesse Flaitz	....	assistant sound editor
Eric Gitelson	....	dialogue editor
Brett Hinton	....	sound editor
John Moros	....	sound editor
Stephen Nelson	....	sound mixer
Vincent Schelly	....	boom operator
Jeff Seelye	....	foley editor
Jeff Seelye	....	foley engineer
Jeff Seelye	....	sound effects editor
Paul Vitolins	....	dialogue editor

Visual Effects by
Wesley Cronk	....	visual effects

Camera and Electrical Department
Derrek Armand	....	best boy grip
Mike Carter	....	grip
Mark Engel	....	gaffer
Sean C. Mehen	....	key grip (as Sean Mehen)
David Parson	....	second assistant camera
Diesel Pfingsten	....	camera pa
David Riggio	....	grip (as Dave Riggio)

Casting Department
Rich Delia	....	casting associate

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Iris Bainum-Houle	....	wardrobe supervisor
Aqua Catlin	....	additional wardrobe supervisor
Megan Klimkos	....	wardrobe assistant
Lane Norman	....	wardrobe intern

Editorial Department
Alex Bickel	....	colorist
Lance Edmands	....	additional editor

Music Department
Tiffany Anders	....	music supervisor

Transportation Department
Matt Brown	....	driver
Steven Wolf	....	driver

Other crew
Alishe Beardeaux	....	assistant to producers
Teddy Blanks	....	title designer
Erika Canchola	....	production attorney
Andrew D. Clark	....	production assistant
Will Coleman	....	set production assistant
Erin Connarn	....	script supervisor
Lucy Engelman	....	assistant to director
Lucy Engelman	....	assistant to the director
Taylor Erickson	....	location assistant
Jennifer Gray	....	production attorney
Mike Groner	....	insurance broker
Zach Horton	....	location consultant
Eric La Barr	....	production assistant
Santino S. Lamancusa	....	production assistant
Pietro Nigro Famulari	....	production assistant
Ryan Nunnerley	....	production assistant
Catherine Palmieri	....	production assistant
Griffin Pocock	....	key set production assistant
Elsa Ramo	....	production attorney
Jennifer Schwartz	....	craft service
Tracy Shao	....	production coordinator
Rick Surad	....	prep location manager
Andréa Vasilo	....	assistant production coordinator
Carlos Vazquez	....	production assistant
Joe Wicker	....	location manager

Thanks
John Sylva	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Super Crispy Entertainment

Distributors

• Magnolia Pictures (2012) (USA) (theatrical)
• Eagle Films (2012) (Non-USA) (all media) (Middle East)
• Jaguar Distribution Company (2013) (worldwide) (video) (airline)

Other Companies

• Dolby Laboratories  sound mix
• Lakeshore Records  soundtrack
• Ramo Law PC  legal services (as Law Offices of Elsa Ramo)

Also Known As:

MPAA:

Rated R for sexuality, language and some drug use

Runtime:

83 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English | Italian

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

USA:R

Company:

Super Crispy Entertainment

Quotes:

[first lines]
Martine:[interrupting heavy making out] Listen, um. I had a great time sitting next to you on the plane.

Started out well enough, but didn't go anywhere.

Just saw this movie today and was a little disappointed with it. The acting is decent enough, the dialogue is not terrible (except for one scene, which will be obvious), the characters were interesting. It was all enough to make me engrossed in the film, but it doesn't seem to go anywhere. I kept waiting for the sh** to hit the fan and it never did.

Sorry to say that the story seemed a little under-developed to me. The stakes never seemed high enough to make you really worried for any of the characters. And what was supposed to be the climax of the film is really just a tiny spurt of nothing.

I hope the writer continues to develop further, as she obviously has the ability to create unique and interesting characters, but she just needs to learn to do more with those characters. She certainly had the time to do so in this film, as the running time is short and there were definitely sub-plots that could've been cut out entirely (the Italian teacher for instance)