In 1964, a young pediatrician begins his residency at Willowbrook State School in Staten Island, only to discover that the institution is conducting Army funded experiments on developmentally disabled children. Based on true events.
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Cast
| Patrick Heusinger | ... |
Bill Huntsman
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| Larry Cedar | ... |
Dr. Horowitz
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| Zach Winard | ... |
Brian Sussman
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Dylan Silcock | ... |
Christopher
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Laurie Roberts | ... |
Research Ward Nurse
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| Kim Reed | ... |
Research Ward Nurse
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Jennifer Jean | ... |
Mrs. Sussman
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| Laura Black | ... |
Ferry Station Mother
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Whitney Black | ... |
Ferry Station Daughter
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| Dale Richard Howard | ... |
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(as Dale Howard)
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| Jack Hunter | ... |
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Rex Hoss | ... |
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Bobby Weiss | ... |
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James MacEwan | ... |
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Directed by
| Ross Cohen | ||
Written by
| Andrew Rothschild | ... | (writer) |
Produced by
| Aaron Acosta | ... | associate producer |
| Maurizio Bonacini | ... | executive producer |
| Jeanne M. Cecil | ... | executive producer |
| Jeremy Michael Cohen | ... | producer |
| Ross Cohen | ... | producer |
| Gregory Dober | ... | executive producer |
| May Iosotaluno | ... | producer |
| Jordan Ledy | ... | associate producer |
| Catherine Avery St. Jean | ... | executive producer |
| Donald M. Taft III | ... | executive producer |
Music by
| Assaf Rinde | ||
Cinematography by
| James David Wall | ||
Editing by
| Evan Schrodek | ||
Editorial Department
| Michael Banks | ... | digital imaging technician |
| Jason Ehssan Barkeshli | ... | digital imaging technician (as Ehssan Barkeshli) |
| Rejh Cabrera | ... | digital imaging technician |
| Jerimiah Morey | ... | colorist |
| Tim Smith | ... | digital imaging technician |
Casting By
| Cymbre Walk | ||
Production Design by
| Lauren Meyer | ||
Art Direction by
| Zebah Pinkham | ||
Costume Design by
| Pheobe Boynton | ||
| Alexis de Forest | ||
Makeup Department
| Julia Hapney | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Jordan Ledy | ... | post production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Alana Bonilla | ... | second assistant director |
| Dillon W. Brown | ... | additional second assistant director |
| Jessica Morris | ... | second second assistant director |
| Mynor H. Sosa | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Cassie Lopez | ... | props / set dresser |
| Minh-Triet Anthony Nguyen | ... | leadman |
| Anthony Rico | ... | art department coordinator |
Sound Department
| Savannah Bleue | ... | foley artist |
| Janet Change | ... | foley mixer |
| Sung Rok Choi | ... | re-recording mixer |
| Sean Higgins | ... | sound designer / sound mixer / supervising sound editor |
| Chrissy Molloy | ... | boom operator |
| Karl Stieg | ... | foley artist (as Karl Steig) |
Visual Effects by
| Paul Sage | ... | visual effects |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Lee de Arakal | ... | first assistant camera |
| Brigitte Demeter | ... | best boy electric (as Brigitte Bartholdi) |
| Damian Horan | ... | gaffer |
| Jack Hunter | ... | still photographer |
| Dan Marino | ... | second assistant camera |
| Chad Pelsang | ... | key grip |
| Daniel Zagayer | ... | second assistant camera |
Script and Continuity Department
| Paloma Riojas | ... | script supervisor (as Paloma Martinez) |
Additional Crew
| Juan Sebastian Baron | ... | production assistant (as Sebastian Baron) |
| Thomas G. Miller | ... | project mentor |
| Alex van der Hoek | ... | production assistant |
| John Watson | ... | project mentor |
Thanks
| Hal Cohen | ... | benefactor |
| Elizabeth Gore | ... | benefactor (as Liz Gore) |
| Mick McGarvey | ... | benefactor |
| Nancy Potter | ... | benefactor |
Production Companies
Distributors
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Community Now! (benefactor)
- Kickstarter (funding)
- Levan Institute (benefactor)
- Robert Sterling Clark Foundation (benefactor)
- Self Advocates Becoming Empowered (SABE) (benefactor)
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In the autumn of 1964, a young pediatrician begins his residency at a school for people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities, only to discover that the institution's medical personnel are conducting US Army funded experiments on the patients. Based on true events, Willowbrook is the story of sons and daughters abandoned by their parents in dilapidated institutions and the struggle of a young man against the researchers who use them for experimentation and scientific advancement. Written by Anonymous |
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