Mr. Caruth believes that baseball and America are one and the same, held fast by the rosin of nostalgia. On a Saturday afternoon in late August, the timeworn patriot climbs into his car and drives to the nearest ball park. From a hilltop...
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Cast
| Gil Damon | ... |
Mr. Caruth
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| David Amadio | ... |
Ball Player One
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Brian Gillin | ... |
Truck Man
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| Steve Kuzmick | ... |
Ball Player Two
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Directed by
| Derek Frey | ||
Written by
| David Amadio | ... | () |
| Gil Damon | ... | () |
| Brian Gillin | ... | () |
| Steve Kuzmick | ... | () |
Produced by
| Derek Frey | ... | producer |
Music by
| Steve Portland | ||
Cinematography by
| Derek Frey | ||
Editing by
| Derek Frey | ||
Sound Department
| Michael McCarthy | ... | adr engineer |
Music Department
| Michael McCarthy | ... | musician: guitar |
Thanks
| Thomas Durkin | ... | special thanks |
| RaVani Flood | ... | very special thanks |
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- Lazer Film Productions (2008) (United States)
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Storyline
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Mr. Caruth believes that baseball and America are one and the same, held fast by the rosin of nostalgia. On a Saturday afternoon in late August, the timeworn patriot climbs into his car and drives to the nearest ball park. From a hilltop vista, Mr. Caruth narrates the whole history of the game, a history belonging as much to Dwight E. Gooden as it does to Dwight D. Eisenhower. Written by The Minor Prophets |
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| Budget | $15,000 (estimated) |