A Place to Call His Own (2013)

A Documentary about Naperville, Illinois resident and Car Enthusiast, Matthew J McMahon.

Director:

Mike Krumlauf

Stars:

Michael Castillo, Mike Krumlauf, Joe Mazzone

Cast

Credited cast:
Michael Castillo	...	Himself
Mike Krumlauf	...	Himself
Joe Mazzone	...	Himself
Dennis McMahon	...	Himself
Sean McMahon	...	Himself
Sue McMahon	...	Herself
Daniele Partpilo	...	Herself
Steve Richards	...	Himself
Chris Sausman	...	Himself

Storyline

Filmmaker Mike Krumlauf takes us on an experience like no other. Matt McMahon was your everyday guy, trying to find his place. When one choice changes the fate of his life, his best friends are left with overwhelming emotions and unanswered questions.

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Taglines:

Life May End, But Friendship Never Dies

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Genres:

Documentary

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

4 January 2014 (USA)

Also Known As:

Untitled Matt McMahon Documentary

Filming Locations:

Naperville, Illinois, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$10,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Digital T Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

55 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

This is filmmaker Mike Krumlauf first feature length film, as well as his very first documentary film

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Alternate Versions

Since the project began in 2013, there have been three iterations of the film. The first was a short film which played at the 2013 Naperville Independent Film Festival, the second was A short feature telling the story of filmmaker Mike Krumlauf's journey overcoming Matt's passing, and the third and final film is the feature length documentary about Matt and the impact he left on his friends and family. The 2017 cut is the only version that will be openly available to the public as of May 3rd 2017.

User Reviews

Outstanding Film

Outstanding from start to finish!!! While attending college in Naperville, I can attest to witnessing, on numerous accounts, the street racing that goes on. It goes on all the time all over the country, but I can only speak to what I have seen. We all make our own decisions, whether right or wrong. The luckiest of people have woven themselves a never - ending web of support, to be there for them when a wrong decision goes south. This film shows you a snapshot of the web Matt put together over his short life. The situation that Mike portrays through his lens, gives you the feeling of despair when you find out the news, but at the same time you find yourself reflecting on how wonderful a person Matt was to others. With that being said, very talented Mike Krumlauf did a spectacular job portraying the power of positively influencing lives of those around you that you love. We all have people around us like Matt. Unfortunately the filmmaker and friends lost Matt physically, but obviously have the endless intangibles to relish his memories and remember what a truly great person he was to everyone he met.