Kitchen Party (1997)

Regisseur:

Gary Burns

Drehbuchautor:

Gary Burns (writer)

Werbezeile:

I don't think you get what's going on here.

Plot:

A group of teenagers come together to indulge in that great Canadian pastime, the house-party, and find...

Plot Keywords:

Teen Drinking | Vulgarity | Independent Film

Filmpreise:

3 wins & 2 nominations

Nutzerkommentare:

WOW!!!!!

Besetzung

Scott Speedman	...	Scott
Tygh Runyan	...	Wayne
John Payne	...	Bill
Jessica Leis	...	Bill's Kid
Aisha Schliessler	...	Bill's Kid
Marc Petey	...	Twin Dave
Ryan Petey	...	Twin Nat
A.J. Bond	...	Tim
James McBurney	...	Cal
Jenafor Ryane	...	Marni (as Janafor Ryane)
Joelle Thomas	...	Marie
Kevin McNulty	...	Brent
Gillian Barber	...	Barb
Marie Stillin	...	Marge
Sarah Strange	...	Cynthia
Michelle Skalnik	...	Crystal
Laura Harris	...	Tammy Driscoll
Tom McBeath	...	Rick
Tamsin Kelsey	...	Arlene
Jerry Wasserman	...	Les Sr.
Dave Cox	...	Lester Jr.
Chris Wilding	...	Alley Teen
Jason Wiles	...	Steve
Jay Brazeau	...	Fred
Peter LaCroix	...	Officer 1
Ken Roberts	...	Officer 2
Melissa Barker Sauer	...	Girl In Car
Cameron Labine	...	Guy In Car (as Cam Labine)
Greg Anderson	...	Officer 3
Nick Margellos	...	Guy In Car
David Brindle	...	D.J. (voice)

Regie
Gary Burns

Buch (In alphabetischer Reihenfolge)
Gary Burns		writer

Produktion
Christine Haebler	....	producer
John Hazlett	....	producer
James Head	....	executive producer
Scott Kennedy	....	executive producer
Karen Powell	....	associate producer
Harold Tichenor	....	consulting producer

Originalmusik
Schaun Tozer

Kamera
Robert Aschmann

Schnitt
Reginald Harkema
Mark Lemmon

Casting
Paul Weber

Szenenbild
Doug Hardwick

Bauten/Dekorationsbau (art directors)
Steve Craine

Maske/Frisuren
Gina Hole	....	key makeup artist
Adina Shore	....	key hair stylist

Produktionsleiter (production managers)
Hans Lucas	....	post-production supervisor
Anne M. Simonet	....	production manager

Regieassistenten
Matthew Blecha	....	second assistant director
Catherine Kretz	....	second assistant director
Collin Leadlay	....	first assistant director
Michael Magnusson	....	third assistant director

Ausstattung (Stab)
Tiara Motem	....	assistant property master
Terry Weaver	....	property master

Ton Stab
Francesca Benedetti	....	assistant dialogue editor
Jonas Crawley	....	foley mixer
Dario DiSanto	....	foley assistant
James Genn	....	sound effects editor
Bill Mellow	....	sound re-recording mixer
Iain Pattison	....	sound re-recording mixer
Daryl Powell	....	sound mixer

Stunts
Lauro Chartrand	....	stunt coordinator

Casting (Stab)
Wendy O'Brien	....	casting: Canada
Paul Weber	....	casting: USA

Kostüm und Garderobe (Stab)
Michelle Hunter	....	assistant costume designer

Schnitt (Stab)
Dana Neville	....	color timer

Musik (Stab)
Aaron L. Gilbert	....	music consultant
Jennifer Lewis	....	music recordist

Restlicher Stab
Andrea Boorman	....	assistant production coordinator
Erin Fitzgerald	....	adr walla group
Terence Hayes	....	location manager (as Terry Hayes)
Sarah Laxton	....	script supervisor

Produktionsfirmen

• Highwire Entertainment (as Cadence Entertainment)

Verleihfirmen

• Brother Jack Films (2004) (USA) (DVD)

Weitere Firmen

• Film Effects  titles and opticals

Länge:

92 Min

Produktionsland:

Canada

Sprache:

Englisch

Farbe:

Farbe

Altersfreigabe:

Singapore:R(A)

Drehorte:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Firma:

Highwire Entertainment

WOW!!!!!

I saw this movie on Superchannel when there was absolutely nothing else on. The synopsis was something like "Teenagers have a party in the kitchen when their parents aren't home". I thought, "that sounds lame, kinda like 'Can't Hardly Wait'". I watched it anyway. During the first few minutes I thought it was a little slow, and prepared myself to be bored out of my mind. Then the movie got going.

Finally, a good Canadian movie!!! I had no idea it was Canadian, until about half-way through, when I realized that none of the cast had accents!

Anyway, on to the movie itself. Such a great little film. It completely brought me back to my high school/college days. The characters were REAL - they didn't seem like they were reading scripts or trying for laughs. I didn't feel like my emotions were being fooled around with. This is an HONEST movie.

The acting was really great (I thought). Each character was very well developed.

The ONE problem (very minor) I had with this movie, was the fact that the parents of Scott and Steve were so anal about keeping their carpets perfect, yet they did NOT seem like those type of people when they were out with their friends. That part just didn't gel for me.

But, aside from that very minor set-back, I really liked this movie. I can't say enough good things about it. It was so ON. A REAL movie that actually describes the feelings that go with being a teenager, old enough to move out of the house, but STILL living with your dreaded parents. I can't recommend this movie to enough people.

After seeing this movie, I've GOTTA go rent "Suburbanites".