Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Irene Bedard | ... | Abbey | |
Mark Boone Junior | ... | Fred | |
Kieran Mulroney | ... | Henry | |
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Chip Adams | ... | Johnny |
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Allison Stander-Marley | ... | Claire |
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Jamie Johnsen-Brigham | ... | Sarah |
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Virginia Hawkins | ... | Janette |
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Lee McLaughlin | ... | Jim |
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Ross Collins | ... | Mr. Pines |
Nicole Arlyn | ... | Jayne (as Nikki Arlyn) | |
Tim Pingel | ... | Police Officer | |
Jason Tatum | ... | Guy in G-String | |
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Ken Love | ... | L.A. Businessman |
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Randy Murzynski | ... | Club Manager |
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Christina Surrano | ... | Sandy |
This is the story of "Johnny", a struggling blues musician estranged from both his family and the country roots he left behind. Faced with endless dead-end gigs and his own loss of passion for the music he once thought was his life, he finds himself returning home to the three generations of women that he left behind. Written by Anonymous
Director/writer/editor Susan Brigham has the courage to create a heartfelt film where the story comes from real life and well developed, genuine characters. The actors rise to the occasion with fine performances all around. Mark Boone Junior especially stands out as Fred the off beat, tag along drummer providing the needed comic relief. It's also great to see Irene Bedard (from Smoke Signals) strut her stuff. Greasewood Flat was beautifully shot in Arizona. The music also accentuates the theme of the film. Ms. Brigham is a gifted storyteller and filmmaker. She touches the heart and soul in this moving story of a family trying to reconnect.