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Cast
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Shiri Appleby | ... |
Susan
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Michael Paul Chan | ... |
Ken
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Dale Dickey | ... |
Meg
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Liza Lapira | ... |
Lara
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Steve West | ... |
Eric
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Directed by
Sara Israel |
Written by
Sara Israel | ... | (writer) |
Produced by
Michael Paul Chan | ... | associate producer |
Reena Dutt | ... | associate producer |
J.R. Hughto | ... | consulting producer |
Sara Israel | ... | producer |
Andrea Kaufman | ... | producer |
Brandon Kjar | ... | executive producer |
Liza Lapira | ... | associate producer |
Michael McKinsey | ... | associate producer |
Cinematography by
Robert Christopher Webb |
Editing by
Debra Weinstein |
Editorial Department
James Honaker | ... | colorist |
Production Design by
Thomas Meleck |
Makeup Department
Chelsea Orduno | ... | makeup artist |
Michele Tyminski Schoenbach | ... | makeup artist (as Michele Tyminski) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Arek Bagboudarian | ... | second assistant director |
Mollie Caselli | ... | assistant director |
Kachain Thongmanee | ... | additional second assistant director |
Art Department
Billy Don Jackson | ... | greens consultant |
Tim Meleck | ... | production design assistant |
Sound Department
Benjamin Chan | ... | post-production sound mixer / sound designer |
Rich Gavin | ... | production sound mixer |
Kile Stumbo | ... | boom operator |
Camera and Electrical Department
Daniel Andres Gomez Bagby | ... | grip |
Mitch Grzegorek | ... | second assistant camera |
Steven Moreno | ... | b camera operator |
Kane Richardson | ... | grip |
James Wycoff | ... | key grip |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Michael Mullen | ... | costume supervisor |
Script and Continuity Department
Janella Lacson | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
Ann Marie Donahue | ... | publicity: photographs |
Michelle Gorski | ... | production coordinator |
Kachain Thongmanee | ... | production assistant |
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Storyline
Plot Summary |
Is there a mathematical formula for achieving happiness? "The Happiest Person In America" explores this possibility, and one woman's quest to learn from the one man who has perhaps mathematically "achieved" it. Set at the cultural intersection of American Judaism and the Asian American experience, the film tells an unexpectedly funny and subtly insightful story about what we lose and what we gain throughout our lives, and how those transactions affect our identities and our happiness-- even while we must acknowledge that there are some aspects to each of us that are immutable. Written by Anonymous |
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