Carter, a man in his 30s, is released from prison.
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| Juan Riedinger | ... |
Carter
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| Kate Craven | ... |
Meredith
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James Brown | ... |
Mendez
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Darren Chapel | ... |
Detective Sullivan
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Marlo Franson | ... |
Rocky
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Peter Marrone | ... |
Prison Guard
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Directed by
| Daniele Nicolini | ||
Written by
| Daniele Nicolini | ... | (written by) |
Produced by
| Peter Marrone | ... | producer (as Peter M. Marrone) |
Music by
| Alejandro Cabrera Zuniga | ... | (original music by) |
Cinematography by
| Allister McCreadie | ... | director of photography |
Editing by
| Matt Dagley | ||
Editorial Department
| Daniele Nicolini | ... | assistant editor |
Casting By
| Hakan Burcuoglu | ||
Production Design by
| Logan Elliott | ... | (as Logan Elliot) |
Art Direction by
| Logan Elliott | ... | (uncredited) |
Makeup Department
| Lawrence Coutrelle | ... | makeup artist (as Lawrence A. Coutrelle) |
Production Management
| Peter Marrone | ... | post supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Hakan Burcuoglu | ... | first assistant director |
Sound Department
| Jesse Barden | ... | re-recording mixer (as Jessie Roger Barden) / sound effects editor (as Jessie Roger Barden) |
| Matt Dagley | ... | production mixer |
| Peter Marrone | ... | boom operator |
| Josh Stern | ... | production mixer: ending scene |
| Jamie Tolliday | ... | dialogue editor / re-recording mixer |
Visual Effects by
| Rick Neufeld | ... | title design (as Richard Neufeld) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Adam Beal | ... | grip |
| Ryan Hennigar | ... | first assistant camera |
| Björn Hermannes | ... | camera operator: ending scene (as Bjorn Hermannes) / director of photography: ending scene (as Bjorn Hermannes) |
| Rick Neufeld | ... | camera operator (as Richard Neufeld) |
| Warren Pereira | ... | gaffer |
| Ray Raghavan | ... | grip (as Anand Raghavan) |
| Luisa Begani | ... | still photographer (uncredited) |
| Warren Pereira | ... | key grip (uncredited) |
Location Management
| Peter Marrone | ... | location manager |
Thanks
| Luisa Begani | ... | thanks |
| Hakan Burcuoglu | ... | thanks |
| Julia Courtenay | ... | special thanks |
| Matt Dagley | ... | thanks |
| Sebastien de Castell | ... | thanks (as Sebastian De Castel) |
| Roy Hayter | ... | thanks (as Roy Hayer) |
| Björn Hermannes | ... | thanks (as Bjorn Hermannes) |
| Mark Lemmon | ... | thanks |
| Leah Mallen | ... | thanks |
| Will Meadows | ... | thanks |
| Rick Neufeld | ... | thanks (as Richard Neufeld) |
| Robert C. New | ... | thanks (as Bob New) |
| Juan Riedinger | ... | special thanks |
Production Companies
- Vancouver Film School (presents)
Distributors
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Union of B.C. Performers (special thanks)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Salvation Park is a 16mm Crime story short film, starring Juan Riedinger and Kate Isaac. Carter, a man on his 30s, comes out from jail. Meredith, his girlfriend in her early 20,s awaits him to start a new life together. Unfortunately Lagardo, a powerful boss with whom Carter used to work, thinks Carter stole from him a lot of money from a robbery loot and hit it before being captured. Carter however swears that he never had the money. To complicate the situation, detective Sullivan, corrupted and ambitious, wants to lay hold of the missing loot too. Written by Anonymous |
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| Taglines | Money, guns, love and betrayals. See more » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Juan Riedinger (Carter) happened to go to the audition by chance. He was walking in downtown when he saw the audition sign on the door. He was wearing only a t-shirt and jeans. One of the casting assistants reported he was acting strangely and thought he was a homeless, as many homeless people live in the part of the city where the audition was. He auditioned for the character of Mendez, having had only ten minutes to read the size, but the director was so stunned by his performance that he immediately asked Juan to play the lead. In the following days Juan worked with Daniele closely to improve the script. See more » |
| Quotes |
Mendez:
You tried to fuck me, now it's my turn. See more » |