Yellow Hill: The Stranger's Tale (2012)
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- 15min
- Short, Drama
- Mar 2013 (USA)
- Short
The stranger comes to a small western town searching for her father, but finding the truth will change her forever.
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- 2 nominations.
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Cast
| Bai Ling | ... |
The Stranger
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| Cyn Dulay | ... |
Mei
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| Tom Reed | ... |
Taggert
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Dan Katula | ... |
Dutch Dalton
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Joshua Parkes | ... |
Ennis
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| Bruce Spielbauer | ... |
Lyle the Bartender
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John Walski | ... |
Jack
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Gregg Wright | ... |
Silas
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Brian Roloff | ... |
Burton
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Theophilus Jamal | ... |
Stranger's Father
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Cheryl Roloff | ... |
Saloon Girl
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Vito Valenti | ... |
Brothel Owner
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Robert L. Parson II | ... |
Jacob
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Directed by
| Ross Bigley | ||
Written by
| Ross Bigley | ... | (story) |
| Ross Bigley | ... | (writer) |
| Cyn Dulay | ... | (story) |
| Cyn Dulay | ... | (writer) |
| Bai Ling | ... | (story) |
| Bai Ling | ... | (writer) |
| Robert L. Parson II | ... | (story) (as Robert Parsons) |
| Robert L. Parson II | ... | (writer) |
| Glen Popple | ... | (story) |
| Vito Valenti | ... | (writer) |
Produced by
| Ross Bigley | ... | executive producer / producer |
| Felix Bofil | ... | associate producer |
| Cyn Dulay | ... | executive producer / producer |
| William Kale | ... | producer |
| Bai Ling | ... | executive producer / producer |
| Joshua Parkes | ... | associate producer |
| Robert L. Parson II | ... | executive producer (as Robert Parsons) / producer (as Robert Parsons) |
| Glen Popple | ... | executive producer / producer |
| Cheryl Roloff | ... | associate producer |
| Jenni Schenk | ... | associate producer |
| Bruce Spielbauer | ... | associate producer |
| Mikko Tervonen | ... | producer |
| Vito Valenti | ... | executive producer / producer |
Music by
| Thomas L. Muschitz | ||
Cinematography by
| Dru Montague | ||
Editing by
| Ross Bigley | ||
Editorial Department
| Ross Bigley | ... | colorist |
Set Decoration by
| Dave Smulski | ... | (sets by) |
Makeup Department
| Jenni Schenk | ... | hair stylist / makeup artist / special makeup effects artist |
Production Management
| Kristine Kruse | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Phil Koch | ... | first assistant director / second unit director |
Sound Department
| Vito Valenti | ... | boom operator |
Special Effects by
| Jenni Schenk | ... | special effects assistant |
| Gregg Wright | ... | special effects |
Visual Effects by
| Ken Kornacki | ... | digital effects / visual effects |
Stunts
| Theophilus Jamal | ... | stunt performer |
| John Walski | ... | stunt coordinator |
| Gregg Wright | ... | stunt performer |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Phil Koch | ... | key grip / still photographer |
| Dave Smulski | ... | gaffer: re-shoots |
Music Department
| Bai Ling | ... | composer: additional music |
Additional Crew
| Felix Bofil | ... | production assistant |
| Carolyn Brady | ... | production assistant |
| Spirit Thomas | ... | production assistant |
Thanks
| Kate Balsey | ... | special thanks |
| Stephanie Anderson Berry | ... | special thanks |
| Triko Bronjio | ... | thanks |
| Michael Caplice | ... | special thanks |
| Cary Chan | ... | special thanks |
| Kelly Crandall | ... | special thanks |
| Patrick Dilloway | ... | special thanks |
| Mark Eberhage | ... | special thanks |
| Steve Evans | ... | special thanks |
| Dennis Fletcher | ... | special thanks |
| James Fletcher | ... | special thanks |
| Daniel Gorman | ... | special thanks |
| Dick Grunert | ... | special thanks |
| Krystal Hardy | ... | special thanks |
| Neille Hoffman | ... | special thanks |
| Richard Hullinger | ... | the producers wish to thank |
| Kathy Hwang | ... | special thanks |
| Linda Jamison | ... | special thanks |
| William Kale | ... | very special thanks |
| Robert W.C. Kennedy | ... | special thanks |
| Justin Knappenberger | ... | special thanks |
| Phil Koch | ... | special thanks |
| Joel Kopischke | ... | special thanks |
| Tom Lodewyck | ... | thanks |
| Laurie Loomis | ... | special thanks |
| Leslie Weber Maj | ... | special thanks |
| Brooke Maroldi | ... | special thanks |
| Matthew Marotta | ... | special thanks |
| Bryan McGowan | ... | special thanks |
| Mark Metcalf | ... | the producers wish to thank |
| Mike Morrow | ... | special thanks |
| Gary Warren Niebuhr | ... | special thanks |
| Briane F. Pagel | ... | special thanks |
| Mike Pinkepank | ... | special thanks |
| Glen Popple | ... | special thanks |
| Greg Robertson | ... | special thanks |
| Cheryl Roloff | ... | special thanks |
| Shelle Roloff | ... | special thanks |
| Andy Rubey | ... | special thanks |
| Cathy Rubey | ... | special thanks |
| Greg Ryan | ... | special thanks |
| Sigmund Seignious | ... | special thanks |
| Todd Sheedlo | ... | special thanks |
| Maria Sprecher | ... | special thanks |
| Ana Maria Stjarnell | ... | special thanks |
| Mikko Tervonen | ... | very special thanks |
| Damon J. Tutko | ... | special thanks |
| Eric Valverde | ... | special thanks |
| Kathleen Williams | ... | special thanks |
| Bo Winther | ... | special thanks |
| Anthony Wood | ... | special thanks |
Production Companies
- Yellow Hill Investments (co-production)
- Stormynight (co-production)
- White Spirit (in association with)
- Dirty Job Films (in association with)
- Mutant Barmonkey Productions (in association with)
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Special Effects
Other Companies
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
The Stranger (Bai Ling) is walking through the Badlands on a mission, but is briefly stopped by the dirty stinking cowpoke, Dutch Dalton (Dan Katula). He's looking to ambush her and take anything of worth from her, but she outsmarts him and leaves him wounded. From there she makes it to the small town of Rock Ridge, run by the hard fisted saloon owner Taggart (Tom Reed). Once The Stranger steps foot in the saloon and begins asking questions about her father she encounters violence, and silence, that is until Mei (Cyn Dulay) a Chinese saloon girl steps forward with answers to the mystery. And what the Stranger learns shakes her to her very core, but Taggart will do anything to keep those secrets quiet. Plus Dutch returns looking for payback. Yellow Hill: The Stranger's Tale is a story of regret, lost time with a parent that's served up with a healthy dose of action and revenge. Written by Ross Bigley |
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Box Office
| Budget | $13,000 (estimated) |