Movies I Have Seen - October 2015 (10 movies)

The Martian. 2015 starring Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain, Kristen Wiig, Jeff Daniels, Michael Peña, Kate Mara, Sean Bean, Sebastian Stan, Aksel Hennie, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Donald Glover, Benedict Wong, Mackenzie Davis, Naomi Scott, Nick Mohammed, Eddy Ko and Chen Shu.

The Song. 2014 starring Alan Powell, Ali Faulkner, Caitlin Nicol-Thomas, Danny Vinson, Aaron Benward, Kenda Benward, Jude Ramsey, Gary Jenkins, Landon Marshall and Rachel T. Mitchell.

Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck. 2015 starring Aaron Burckhard, Chad Channing, Don Cobain, Jenny Cobain, Kim Cobain, Kurt Cobain (archive footage), Dale Crover, Jason Everman, Dave Foster, Dave Grohl), Courtney Love, Tracey Marander, Nirvana, Krist Novoselic, Wendy O'Connor and Frances Bean Cobain.

Brick Mansions. 2014 (French/Canadian) starring Paul Walker, David Belle, RZA, Goûchy Boy, Catalina Denis, Robert Maillet, Carlo Rota, Kwasi Songui, Ayisha Issa, Richard Zeman, Bruce Ramsay and Frank Fontaine.

Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town. 2012 (Canadian) starring Jill Hennessy, Donal Logue, Gordon Pinsent, Owen Best, Katie Douglas, Skyler Melody Wexler, Dylan Philip Everett, Patrick McKenna, Rick Roberts, Michael Therriault, Peter Keleghan, Steffi DiDomenicantonio, Colin Mochrie, Debra McGrath, Eric Peterson, Ron James, Caroline Rhea, Geddy Lee, Leah Pinsent and Keshia Chanté.

Big Eyes. 2014 starring Amy Adams, Christoph Waltz, Danny Huston, Jon Polito, Krysten Ritter, Jason Schwartzman, Terence Stamp, Madeleine Arthur, Delaney Raye and James Saito.

Jupiter Ascending. 2015 starring Channing Tatum, Mila Kunis, Sean Bean, Eddie Redmayne, Douglas Booth, Tuppence Middleton, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Terry Gilliam, Samuel Barnett, David Ajala, Ariyon Bakare, James D'Arcy, Kick Gurry, Doona Bae, Charlotte Beaumont, Tim Pigott-Smith, Edward Hogg, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Vanessa Kirby, Maria Doyle Kennedy and, Christina Cole.

Mommy. 2014 (Canadian) starring Anne Dorval, Antoine-Olivier Pilon, Suzanne Clément, Alexandre Goyette and Patrick Huard.

I Do, I Do, I Do. 2015 (Canadian) starring Autumn Reeser, Antonio Cupo, Shawn Roberts and Ali Liebert.

Prophet's Prey. 2015 starring Sam Brower, Nick Cave, Andrew Chatwin, Lori Chatwin, Ross Chatwin, Craig Foster, Brent Jeffs, Thomas Jeffs, Wallace Jeffs, Janetta Jessop, Wallace Kenton, Jon Krakauer, Randy Mankin, Geri Rohbock, Ron Rohbock, Elaine Anderson, Sheriff David Doran, JD Doyle, Mary Harris, Kathy Mankin, Ben Thomas, Karl von Rump, Llyod Wall and Sheriff Rick Wheeler.


The Martian. 2015, Starring Matt Damon as Mark Watney, Jessica Chastain as Melissa Lewis, Kristen Wiig as Annie Montrose, Jeff Daniels as Teddy Sanders, Michael Peña as Rick Martinez, Kate Mara as Beth Johanssen, Sean Bean as Mitch Henderson, Sebastian Stan as Chris Beck, Aksel Hennie as Alex Vogel, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Vincent Kapoor, Donald Glover as Rich Purnell, Benedict Wong as Bruce Ng, Mackenzie Davis as Mindy Park, Naomi Scott as Ryoko, Nick Mohammed as Tim Grimes, Eddy Ko as Guo Ming, Chen Shu as Zhu Tao,
Enzo Cilenti Enzo Cilenti ...
Mike Watkins
Jonathan Aris Jonathan Aris ...
Brendan Hatch
Gruffudd Glyn Gruffudd Glyn ...
Jack
Geoffrey Thomas Geoffrey Thomas ...
U.S. President
Yang Haiwen Yang Haiwen ...
Chinese Flight Director
Narantsogt Tsogtsaikhan Narantsogt Tsogtsaikhan ...
Wen Jiang
Brian Caspe Brian Caspe ...
Timer Controller
Matt Devere Matt Devere ...
Satcon
Mike Kelly Mike Kelly ...
Launcher Interface
Szonja Oroszlán Szonja Oroszlán ...
Launch Control
Greg De Cuir Greg De Cuir ...
Capcom
Mark O'Neal Mark O'Neal ...
Guidance
Peter Linka Peter Linka ...
Telemetry
Declan Hannigan Declan Hannigan ...
Comms
Peter Schueller Peter Schueller ...
NASA Break Room Worker
Waleska Latorre Waleska Latorre ...
Vincent's Secretary
Frederik Pleitgen Frederik Pleitgen ...
CNN Reporter
Nikolett Barabas Nikolett Barabas ...
Reporter 1
Karen Gagnon Karen Gagnon ...
Reporter 2
Lili Bordán Lili Bordán ...
Reporter 3
Charlie Gardner Charlie Gardner ...
Robert Lewis
Nóra Lili Hörich Nóra Lili Hörich ...
Vogel's Wife
Kamilla Fátyol Kamilla Fátyol ...
Marissa Martinez
Yang Liu Yang Liu ...
Chinese Translator
Xue Xuxing Xue Xuxing ...
Ming's Secretary
Richard Rifkin Richard Rifkin ...
JPL Store Man
Nicholas Wittman Nicholas Wittman ...
JPL Clean Room Worker 1
Balázs Medveczky Balázs Medveczky ...
JPL White Room Worker 2
Ben O'Brien Ben O'Brien ...
JPL Pathfinder Team Member 1
Scott Alexander Young Scott Alexander Young ...
JPL Pathfinder Team Member 2
Dilyana Bouklieva Dilyana Bouklieva ...
Police Woman (uncredited)
Björn Freiberg Björn Freiberg ...
Nasa Staff Member (uncredited)
James Fred Harkins Jr. James Fred Harkins Jr. ...
Pathfinder developer (uncredited)
Gayathri Kasupathipillai Gayathri Kasupathipillai ...
NASA Staff Member (uncredited)
Sam Spruell as NASA psychologist, Takács Zalán as NASA staff member, Casey Michaels as stunt double: Kate Mara and Helen Steinway Bailey as stunt double: Jessica Chastain. Cineplex, Edmonton, October 6, 2015, with Bethany Luther. Music by Harry Gregson-Williams. Soundtrack: "Turn the Beat Around" by Vicki Sue Robinson; "Hot Stuff" by Donna Summer; "Rock the Boat" by The Hues Corporation; "Don't Leave Me This Way" by Thelma Houston; "Starman" by David Bowie; "Waterloo" by ABBA; "Love Train" by The O'Jays; "Happy Days Theme" - Written by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel, Performed by Pratt and McClain, Courtesy of Reprise Records, By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor (end credits).
Trivia: It is an American science fiction film directed by Ridley Scott and starring Matt Damon. The film is based on Andy Weir's 2011 novel The Martian, which was adapted into a screenplay by Drew Goddard. Damon stars as an astronaut who is incorrectly presumed dead and left behind on the planet Mars, and who then fights to survive. Theme: According to Scott the film is about how no one is ever alone. Filming began in November 2014 and lasted approximately 70 days. Around 20 sets were built on a sound stage in Budapest, Hungary, one of the largest in the world. Wadi Rum in Jordan was also used as a practical backdrop for filming. Filming locations: Wadi Rum, Jordan; Budapest, Hungary; Korda Studios, Etyek, Hungary (studio); Budaörs Airport, Budapest, Hungary; Jordan; Hungary.
References: 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) - The scene of one of the crew members running in space is visually reminiscent of the running scene in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Alien (1979).
In the novel, Mark Watley says "It's true, you know. In space, no one can hear you scream like a little girl." referring to that famous tag line used to promote the film Alien (1979). The Martian (2015)'s director, Ridley Scott, directed Alien (1979).
Apollo 13 (1995)
The crew of the Hermes sends a message back to Mission Control that "Rich Purnell is a steely-eyed missile man," a quote directly from Apollo 13.
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
A meeting is referred to as "The Council of Elrond", and Sean Bean is in the meeting in both movies.
Iron Man (2008)
Mark jokes that he wants to "fly around like Iron Man" after leaving his capsule.
The Egg (2015) (Short) - Title is referenced.
Features: Happy Days (1974) (TV Series) - Mark Watney is shown watching an episode. A brief clip of the title sequence is shown.
During the first half of the ending credits, the names of the cast members (with the exception of Matt Damon) corresponds with their character in the film.
The film was shot in Wadi Rum, Jordan, which has a red coloured desert, the same location where another Mars mission film, Red Planet (2000), was shot.
Matt Damon plays a character named Mark Watney. "Mark" is the English version of the Latin name "Marcus," which means "of Mars."
This is the second movie containing the word 'Martian' in the title and starring Jeff Daniels. The first one was My Favorite Martian (1999).
Early in the movie a view of the Johnson Space Center in Houston is shown with the Vertical Assembly Building in the background, which is actually at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Quote: Mark Watney: "They say once you grow crops somewhere, you have officially colonized it. So, technically, I colonized Mars. In your face, Neil Armstrong!"

The Song. 2014, Starring Alan Powell as Jed King, Ali Faulkner as Rose Jordan King, Caitlin Nicol-Thomas as Shelby Bale, Danny Vinson as Shep Jordan, Aaron Benward as David King, Kenda Benward as Bethany King, Jude Ramsey as Ray King, Gary Jenkins as Stan, Landon Marshall as Eddie, Rachel T. Mitchell as Kristen,
Baxter Clement Baxter Clement ...
Bill
Jason Bynum Jason Bynum ...
Steel player
Ryan Thomas Ryan Thomas ...
Electric Guitar Player - Jed's Band
Mayrk Mcneely Mayrk Mcneely ...
Bass Player - Jed's Band
Verity Vice Jones Verity Vice Jones ...
Bass Player - Shelby's Band
Jeremy King Jeremy King ...
Acoustic Guitar Player - Shelby's Band
David Graham David Graham ...
Electric Guitar Player - Shelby's Band
Tyler Boydstun Tyler Boydstun ...
Drummer - Shelby's Band
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kristen Adair Kristen Adair ...
Angry fan
Kelly Burdsal Kelly Burdsal ...
Angry Concert Fan
Sonny Burnette Sonny Burnette ...
Booth Operator
Brennan James Callan Brennan James Callan ...
Concert Attendee / Festival Attendee / Wedding Ceremony Guest / Funeral Mourner (as Brennan Callan)
Brendan Cipriano Brendan Cipriano ...
Festival Attendee
Joe Cipriano Joe Cipriano ...
Festival Attendee
Sonya Delormier Sonya Delormier ...
Hotel Room Groupie
Carolyn Dodd Carolyn Dodd ...
Funeral Girl
Nichole Doimer Nichole Doimer ...
Festival Patron
Bowman Elijah Bowman Elijah ...
Drummer for Jeds band
Liz Gammons Liz Gammons ...
Extra
Allyson Nicole Jones Allyson Nicole Jones ...
Festival Attendee / Concert Attendee
Emmett King Emmett King ...
Boy at Funeral
Brad Leland Brad Leland ...
Mr. Harrison
Michael Loos Michael Loos ...
Paramedic Kimbler
Veda McClain Veda McClain ...
Nurse
Lindsey Melton Lindsey Melton ...
Angry fan
Cheyenne Mize Cheyenne Mize ...
Herself
Tiffany Montgomery Tiffany Montgomery ...
Laura
Vin Morreale Jr. Vin Morreale Jr. ...
Matt
Ana Quintana Ana Quintana ...
Concert Fan
Phil Russell Phil Russell ...
Philip Jordan
Evan Swetnam Evan Swetnam ...
Teen Jed
Joy Whitten Joy Whitten ...
Band Groupie
Benjamin Wood Benjamin Wood ...
Bouncer / Doorman
Francis Joseph Callan Francis Joseph Callan ...
Concert Attendee / Festival Attendee (uncredited)
Virginia Rae Callan Virginia Rae Callan ...
Concert Attendee / Festival Attendee (uncredited)
Harry P. Castros Harry P. Castros ...
(uncredited)
T.J. Cates T.J. Cates ...
(uncredited)
Meredith Cave Meredith Cave ...
Concert Fan (uncredited)
Karla Cipriano Karla Cipriano ...
(uncredited)
Niki Cipriano Niki Cipriano ...
(uncredited)
Shannon Combs Shannon Combs ...
Wedding guest (uncredited)
Mark Dessauer Mark Dessauer ...
Record Producer (uncredited)
K. Brook Dietz K. Brook Dietz ...
(uncredited)
Morgan Duffey Morgan Duffey ...
Fan (uncredited)
Ty FitzAlan Ty FitzAlan ...
(uncredited)
Dorsey Franklin Dorsey Franklin ...
Extra (uncredited)
Gabrielle Fulton Gabrielle Fulton ...
Waitress (uncredited)
Jenna Hoskins Jenna Hoskins ...
(uncredited)
Amelia Huff Amelia Huff ...
(uncredited)
Shaleah Jackson Shaleah Jackson ...
(uncredited)
Tiffany Jordan Tiffany Jordan ...
(uncredited)
Inder Kumar Inder Kumar ...
(uncredited)
Omar Lagudali Omar Lagudali ...
(uncredited)
Chelsea Victoria Long Chelsea Victoria Long ...
(uncredited)
J. Marie J. Marie ...
(uncredited)
Darla Perez Darla Perez ...
Angry Fan (uncredited)
Abbey Rhyne Abbey Rhyne ...
(uncredited)
Paige Rohrer Paige Rohrer ...
(uncredited)
Mike Schroerlucke Mike Schroerlucke ...
(uncredited)
Michael Taft Michael Taft ...
(uncredited)
Amanda E. Terry Amanda E. Terry ...
(uncredited)
Christina Terry; James Wallace Walton; and Christina Michelle Williams as Concert Attendee. Movie Central, October 10, 2015. Music by Vince Emmett. Soundtrack: "The Song (Awaken Love)" - Alan Powell; "Son of a King" - Alan Powell; "Kentucky Voice" -Ricky Skaggs; "Split the Baby" - Alan Powell; "You Made Me Love You" - Taylor Walling; "Can’t Hold On" - Alan Powell; "I Love You Truly" - Jill Paquette DeZwaan; "Confetti" - Caitlin Nicol-Thomas; "All I Wanna Be" - Alan Powell and Caitlin Nicol-Thomas; "Falling Like Stars" - Caitlin Nicol-Thomas; "Ooh’s and Ahh’s" - NEEDTOBREATHE; "Prayer in Open D" - Emmylou Harris; "Chasing After the Wind" - Alan Powell; "Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There is a Season)" - Roger McGuinn, Emmylou Harris and Ricky Skaggs; "End of the Matter" - Alan Powell. Trivia: It is a romantic drama about a singer-songwriter, whose marriage suffers when the song he wrote for his wife propels him to stardom. The film was inspired by Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon. Alan Powell is co-founder of Anthem Lights. Alan Powell is a member of Anthem Lights, a musical group based out of Nashville Tennessee. Aaron (David King) and Kenda Benward (Bethany) are married in real life as well, and parents of Luke Benward. Filming locations: Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Louisville, New York, USA; Simpsonville, New York, USA; Harrods Creek, New York, USA; Jeffersonville, Indiana, USA; Georgetown, Indiana, USA. Quote: Jed King: [Looking at Shelby's tattoos] "Seriously, what's the story with these?" Shelby Bale: "Just my way of preserving memories, I guess." Jed King: "You should try scrapbooking. It seems more prudent."

Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck (also billed as Cobain: Montage of Heck. 2015, Starring Aaron Burckhard as Himself (archive footage), Chad Channing as Himself (archive footage), Don Cobain as Himself - Kurt's Father, Jenny Cobain as Herself - Kurt's Stepmother, Kim Cobain as Herself - Kurt's Sister, Kurt Cobain as Himself (archive footage), Dale Crover as Himself (archive footage), Jason Everman as Himself, Dave Foster as Himself, Dave Grohl as Himself (archive footage), Courtney Love as Herself, Tracey Marander as Herself - Kurt's Girlfriend, Nirvana as Themselves (archive footage), Krist Novoselic as Himself, Wendy O'Connor as Herself - Kurt's Mother, Frances Bean Cobain as Herself (archive footage), Dan Peters as Himself, Pat Smear as Himself (archive footage), Lori Barbero as Herself (archive footage), Eric Erlandson as Himself (archive footage), Jennifer Finch as Herself (archive footage), Lori Goldston as Herself (archive footage) (uncredited) and Buzz Osborne as Himself (voice) (archive footage). HBO, October 14, 2015. Music by Vince Emmett. Soundtrack: "Territorial Pissings" - Written by Kurt Cobain and Chet Powers, Performed by Nirvana, Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License, From Universal Music Enterprises;
Wake Up Little Susie
Written by Boudleaux Bryant and Felice Bryant
Performed by The Everly Brothers
Courtesy of Barnaby Records Inc.
By Arrangement with Nola Leon / Ace Music Services LLC
All Apologies
Written by Kurt Cobain
Musical Score Arranged and Produced by Jeff Danna
Oh Me (Live from MTV Unplugged)
Written by Curt Kirkwood
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Something in the Way
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Scentless Apprentice
Written by Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Dave Grohl
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Written by Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Dave Grohl
Musical Score Arranged and Produced by Jeff Danna
School
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
Mr. Moustache
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Krist Novoselic
Hairspray Queen
Written by Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Dive (Evergreen Demo)
Written by Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
About a Girl
Written by Kurt Cobain
Musical Score Arranged and Produced by Jeff Danna
Lithium
Written by Kurt Cobain
Musical Score Arranged and Produced by Jeff Danna
Floyd the Barber (Live)
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Kurt Cobain
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
It's a Sunshine Day
Written by Stephen McCarthy
Performed by The Brady Bunch
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Breed
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Kurt Cobain
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Been a Son
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Kurt Cobain
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Endless, Nameless (Live)
Written by Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Dave Grohl
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Molly's Lips (BBC John Peel Session)
Written by Frances McKee and Eugene Kelly
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records / BBC Enterprises LTD.
Under License from Universal Music Enterprises
Polly
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Blew
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Love Buzz
Written by Robbie van Leeuwen
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Otto Weyer
Heart-Shaped Box
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Lithium (Alt. Take)
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Lithium
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Written by Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Dave Grohl
Performed by Scala and Kolacny Brothers
Courtesy of Rhino Entertainment Company
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Breed (Live)
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Drain You (Live)
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
On a Plain
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Here She Comes Now
Written by John Cale, Sterling Morrison, and Lou Reed
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
Come as You Are
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Come as You Are (Live)
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Aneurysm (BBC Mark Goodier Session)
Written by Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Dave Grohl
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records / BBC Enterprises LTD.
Under License from Universal Music Enterprises
I Hate Myself and I Want to Die
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
And I Love Her
Written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Sappy
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Kurt Cobain
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Tourette's (Instrumental Demo)
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Come on Death
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Territorial Pissings (Live)
Written by Kurt Cobain and Chet Powers
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Rape Me
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
All Apologies
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Opinions
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Kurt Cobain
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Kurt Cobain
Courtesy of The End of Music, LLC
Serve the Servants
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Serve the Servants (Live)
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Heart-Shaped Box
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Something in the Way
Written by Kurt Cobain
Musical Score Arranged and Produced by Jeff Danna
Come as You Are
Written by Curt Kirkwood
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of MTV
Lake of Fire
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of MTV
All Apologies (Live from MTV Unplugged)
Written by Kurt Cobain
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Live from MTV Unplugged)
Written by Leadbelly (as Huddie Ledbetter)
Performed by Nirvana
Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License
From Universal Music Enterprises
Ain't it a Shame
Written by Leadbelly (as Huddie Ledbetter)
Performed by The Jury (Members of Nirvana and Screaming Trees)
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
"Smells Like Teen Spirit" - Written by Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl, Performed by Nirvana, Courtesy of Geffen Records Under License, From Universal Music Enterprises. Trivia: It is a documentary film about Nirvana front man and '90s rock icon Kurt Cobain, which premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. It has received a limited theatrical release worldwide and premiered on television in the United States on HBO on May 4, 2015. The film was met with an overwhelming positive response from critics, many of whom noted that the humanized portrayal of Cobain distinguished the film from prior works on the same subject. References: Batman (1966) (TV Series) - Young Kurt is seen in a 60s-style Batman costume, in a home movie; Wayne's World (1992) - Kurt imitates Garth, wearing a long blond wig and says "Party on, Wayne" while rolling around backstage in a wheelchair before a show. Features: Over the Edge (1979) - Several clips are shown because, as Kurt Cobain says, "it had such an effect on me." According to a interview in Rolling Stone, director Brett Morgan planned on including Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl in the film, but Grohl was busy filming Sonic Highways. By the time Grohl was available Morgan was satisfied with his cut of the film and decided not to include him. The name Fecal Matter is seen briefly. This was the original name of Nirvana before it was known as Nirvana. According to a Vanity Fair interview with Director Brett Morgen, after Frances Bean Cobain saw the film at it's Sundance premiere, Morgen escorted her back to her car. Before leaving, Cobain embraced Morgen and said, "You made the film I wanted to see." Courtney Love hasn't had a say in the final cut.
The animation sequences incorrectly depict Kurt as right-handed.

Brick Mansions. 2014 (French/Canadian), Starring Paul Walker as Damien Collier, David Belle as Lino Dupree, RZA as Tremaine Alexander, Goûchy Boy as K2, Catalina Denis as Lola, Robert Maillet as Yeti, Carlo Rota as George the Greek, Kwasi Songui as Big Cecil, Ayisha Issa as Rayzah, Richard Zeman as Major Reno, Bruce Ramsay as Mayor, Frank Fontaine as Grandfather Collier,
Andreas Apergis Andreas Apergis ...
Berringer
Chimwemwe Miller Chimwemwe Miller ...
Accountant (as Chimwemwe Dave Miller)
Andy Bradshaw Andy Bradshaw ...
Roy (as Anderson Bradshaw)
Ryan Trudeau Ryan Trudeau ...
Floyd
Ron Lea Ron Lea ...
Lieutenant
Carolina Bartczak Carolina Bartczak ...
Nurse Clara
Danny Blanco Hall Danny Blanco Hall ...
Businessman Bill (as Danny Blanco-Hall)
Bruce Dinsmore Bruce Dinsmore ...
Businessman 2
Annie Li Meng Tong Annie Li Meng Tong ...
Hot Babe
Jade Hassouné Jade Hassouné ...
Peter
Anatoly Zinoviev Anatoly Zinoviev ...
The Mute
David McKeown David McKeown ...
Prison Van Guard
Marc-André Boulanger Marc-André Boulanger ...
T-Rex
Abdul Ayoola Abdul Ayoola ...
Computer Cop
Samuel Platel Samuel Platel ...
Entrance Gangbanger
Norman Roy Norman Roy ...
Prison Guard Beating (as Normand Roy)
Joe Zanetti Joe Zanetti ...
Drug Center Tech
Clauter Alexandre Clauter Alexandre ...
Corner Gangbanger
Mizinga Mwinga Mizinga Mwinga ...
Cop
Djibril Toure Djibril Toure ...
TV Kid
Tristan D. Lalla Tristan D. Lalla ...
Thug (as Tristan Lalla)
Mark Camacho Mark Camacho ...
Businessman Type
Holden Wong Holden Wong ...
Chinese Family Father
Alan Fawcett Alan Fawcett ...
Older Military
Raphael Grosz-Harvey Raphael Grosz-Harvey ...
City Hall Young Recruit
Victor Cornfoot Victor Cornfoot ...
City Hall Captain
Kalinka Petrie Kalinka Petrie ...
Mayor's Assistant
Sean Lu Sean Lu ...
Cheng
Hazgary Colin Hazgary Colin ...
Lawnchair Gangbanger
Matt Lacas Matt Lacas ...
Guard
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rodney Alexandre Rodney Alexandre ...
Thug #4 (Smiley) (uncredited)
Steve Barry Steve Barry ...
Dice player (uncredited)
Lexie Kendrick Lexie Kendrick ...
Journalist (uncredited)
Carl Langlais Carl Langlais ...
Thug #5 (uncredited)
Geoff Meech Geoff Meech ...
K2 Thug, Benoit Priest as Arms Man, Stéphane Julien as stunt double: Damien, Francis Limoges as stunt double: David Belle and Sharlene Royer as stunt double: Lola. HBO, October 23, 2015. Music by Marc Bell and Trevor Morris. Soundtrack: "Turn Down for What" (2013) - Performed by Lil Jon and William Grigahcine (as DJ Snake), Written by Lil Jon (as Jonathan Smith) and DJ Snake [used in trailer]; "Nephgroove" - Written by John Fulford and N.E.P.H.E.W (as Te'Riel Lloyd),
Performed by N.E.P.H.E.W
Extreme Production Music USA/MTV Songs Inc.
With courtesy of Extreme Music France
Short Change Hero
Written by Kelvin Swaby, Dan Taylor, Spencer Page and Chris Ellul
Performed by The Heavy
Published by Just isn't Music
With courtesy of Counter Records
Paid
(uncredited)
Written by Quincy Brooks, Frederick Melendez and Abdul Dominguez
Performed by San Quinn
Courtesy of TW2 Music
By arrangement with Shelly Bay Music
The Man
(uncredited)
Written by Aloe Blacc, Elton John, Bernie Taupin and Khalil Abdul-Rahman
Performed by Aloe Blacc
Courtesy of Interscope Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
It's Gonna GO
Written by Dick Walter
Performed by Dick Walter
Kpm Music / K Musik
Christmas Is Sooner Than You Think
Written by Anders Lewen and Tore Berglund
Primetime Productions Ltd
With courtesy of Universal Publishing Production Music France
A Tender Touch
Written by Steve Gray
Performed by Steve Gray
Kpm Music / K Music
We're Stronger Now
Written by RZA
Performed by RZA feat. Black Knights, Stone Mecca, Will Wells and Prodigal Sun
Recorded at Woodshed Studios Malibu
Recording engineer William F Wells
Instruments by RZA, Will Wells, and Derek on drums,
Produced by The RZA for Wu Tang Productions
With Courtesy of Soul Temple Records
Copyright Universal Music - Careers on behalf of itself and Ramecca Publishing, Inc. (BMI)
Nowhere to Run
Written by Rob Apex
Remixed by Datsik and Excision
Courtesy of Lifted Music
Clock Madness
Written and Performed by Daniel Law Heath and Brain Brasher
Frag Out
Written by Bruno Lopez
Performed by DJ Assassin a.k.a. Sound Stabs
Black Fist
Written by Bruce Sherfield
Performed by Secret Weapon B
Recorded by Loic Canevet at Studio Benzene
Artistic direction Benjamin Desplanques for Benzene Music
Bass Dropper
Written by Alex Shellard and Damon Baxter
One More Step
Written and Performed by Hel X Hear
Deep and Dirty
Written and Performed by Jonathan Martin and Yann Paccalin
Girls Night Out
Written and Performed by Franck Fossey and Valerie Deniz
You're A Winner
Written and Performed by Dick Walter
Built to be a Champion
Written and Performed by Supafly, Omar G, and Mondo Man
Fat Sax
Written by Anton Mashevsky and Dima Ivan
Performed by Placevo and Paimon
Produced by Anton Mashevsky and Dima Ivan
Ruff Argonauts
Written and Performed by Ryan Amon and Steff Ruff
Bit Culture
Written and Performed by Theo Chinara and Darren Brown
Big Ballin
Written and Performed by Brad Fairman
Throb Jockey
Written and Performed by Davies and Saunders.
Trivia: It is an English-language French-Canadian action crime thriller film starring Paul Walker, David Belle and RZA. The film was directed by Camille Delamarre and written by Luc Besson, Robert Mark Kamen and Bibi Naceri. It is a remake of the 2004 French film District 13, in which Belle had also starred. Brick Mansions was released on April 25, 2014, five months after Paul Walker's death on November 30, 2013 and has a dedication to him at the start of the credits. This is Walker's last completed film before his death but not his last film appearance. At the time of his death, he was almost done filming Furious 7 which was released on April 3, 2015. Filming locations: Montréal, Québec, Canada; Detroit, Michigan, USA.
This film is a remake of the French film "District B13" which stars David Belle in the same role as in this movie.
Paul Walker's last fully completed performance (although his final film performance was in Fast & Furious 7 which he was filming at the time of his death).
Tremain AKA RZA tells Damian and Leno that "Cash rules everything around me." Which is the title to a hit song by the Wu-Tang Clan which RZA was a member of.
The Gate 38 location was also used in Death Race (2008) as a part of the race track.
Paul Walker starred in "Running Scared" (2006) as an undercover cop. The same role he played in "Brick Mansions" (2014). It's also the role he played in "The Fast and the Furious" (2001) as Brian O'Connor.
RZA's character is described as ruling Brick Mansions "with an iron fist"--an in-joke reference to his previous film, "The Man With The Iron Fists."
During the opening chase scene when Lino runs into the kids bedroom you can see a poster that says Wu Tang. RZA who plays Tremaine is a member of the rap group Wu Tang Clan.
When Paul Walker tell's David Belle to Buckle up, he replies with, "I'd rather be free". A nod to Parkour also being known as Free Running.
On the final scene with the rocket, there is a symbol for the Chicago Bears football team emblazoned on the rocket.
The rocket has the name "Bear Claw" written on it in Russian. The Chicago Bears logo is also stamped on it.
Officer Damien Collier's badge number is 313, which is also the telephone area code for the city of Detroit.
The code of "48216" thought to disarm the NAB (Neutron Assisted Device)is an actual United State Postal Service zip code for the city of Detroit Michigan.
In the scene right before Tremaine talks to Lola, the letters "RS" can be seen spray painted on a water tower. Paul Walker played the lead role in a film with the same letters - film "Running Scared" (2006). Quotes: 1. Tremaine Alexander: "Sometimes you don't gotta be a rocket scientist. You just gotta have a rocket." 2. Damien Collier: "Count3". Lino: "3".

Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town. 2012 (Canadian/TV Movie), Starring Jill Hennessy as Agnes Leacock, Donal Logue as Josh Smith, Gordon Pinsent as Elder Stephen Leacock, Owen Best as Young Stephen Leacock, Katie Douglas as Rose Leacock, Skyler Melody Wexler as Carrie Leacock, Dylan Philip Everett as Charlie Leacock, Patrick McKenna as Uncle EP Leacock, Rick Roberts as Peter Leacock, Michael Therriault as Billy Cole, Peter Keleghan as Reverend Drone, Steffi DiDomenicantonio as Lila Drone, Colin Mochrie as Judge Pepperleigh, Debra McGrath as Mrs. Pepperleigh, Eric Peterson as Jeff Thorpe, Ron James as Golgotha Gingham, Caroline Rhea as Mrs. Diston, Geddy Lee as Fred, Leah Pinsent as Miss Cleghorn, Keshia Chanté as Soloist,
Raoul Bhaneja Raoul Bhaneja ...
Henry Mullins
Seán Cullen Seán Cullen ...
Captain
Paul Doucet Paul Doucet ...
Alphonse
Natalie Krill Natalie Krill ...
Myra Thorpe
Kjartan Hewitt Kjartan Hewitt ...
Peter Pupkins
Patrick Kwok-Choon Patrick Kwok-Choon ...
Mallory Tompkins
Brandon Craggs Brandon Craggs ...
Neil Pepperleigh
Max Topplin Max Topplin ...
Young Man Bob
Kenny Robinson Kenny Robinson ...
Cook
Lily Frost Lily Frost ...
Female Musician
Kent Staines Kent Staines ...
George Duff
Neil Whitely Neil Whitely ...
Customer
Daniel Dennis Daniel Dennis ...
Unseen Boy
Randy Brown Randy Brown ...
Brat's Father - Belle Crowd (uncredited)
Noah Ryan Scott as (voice) and Craig Snoyer as Lifeboat Man. Movie Central, October 24, 2015, with Dr. Connie Luther. Music by Music by Asher Lenz and Steve Skratt. Soundtrack: "I'm Scared" - Written by Burton Cummings.
Trivia: Adaptation of Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town, a sequence of stories by Stephen Leacock, first published in 1912. It is generally considered to be one of the most enduring classics of Canadian humorous literature. The fictional setting for these stories is Mariposa, a small town on the shore of Lake Wissanotti,but drawn from Leacock's experiences in Orillia, Ontario.
Directed by Don McBrearty. Writing Credits: Stephen Leacock - book; Malcolm MacRury - screenplay.
Filming locations: Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada; Huntsville, Ontario, Canada; Millbrook, Ontario, Canada; Peterborough, Ontario, Canada (Various Streets and Downtown); Port Hope, Ontario, Canada; Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Geddy Lee of the Canadian rock band Rush, plays "Fred", the barber shop customer whose face is covered by a hot towel during the entire film. Lee gets up and reveals himself after the closing credits.
Near the end, the elder Stephen Leacock looks at the younger Stephen Leacock and calls him "the boy I left behind me". ''The Boy I Left Behind Me'' was the title of his childhood memoirs, published posthumously in 1946.
The song "There Will Be a Happy Meeting in Glory" plays over the opening credits. This piece of music is best known in Canada for being the opening theme to the popular CBC Radio variety program "The Vinyl Café".

Big Eyes. 2014 (biographical), Starring Amy Adams as Margaret Keane, Christoph Waltz as Walter Keane, Danny Huston as Dick Nolan, Jon Polito as Enrico Banducci, Krysten Ritter as DeeAnn, Jason Schwartzman as Ruben, Terence Stamp as John Canaday, Madeleine Arthur as Older Jane, Delaney Raye as Young Jane, James Saito as Judge,
Farryn VanHumbeck Farryn VanHumbeck ...
Lily
Guido Furlani Guido Furlani ...
Dino Olivetti
Elisabetta Fantone Elisabetta Fantone ...
Olivetti Girl
Emily Maddison Emily Maddison ...
2nd Olivetti Girl (as Emily Bruhn)
Brent Chapman Brent Chapman ...
Factory Boss
Gabe Khouth Gabe Khouth ...
Dad at Art Show
Dylan Kingwell Dylan Kingwell ...
Boy at Art Show
Peter Kelamis Peter Kelamis ...
Real Estate Guy
Deni DeLory Deni DeLory ...
Fancy Lady
Desiree Zurowski Desiree Zurowski ...
Tipsy Lady
Vincent Gale Vincent Gale ...
Tipsy Man
Fred Keating Fred Keating ...
Priest
Byron Bertram Byron Bertram ...
Bathroom Man
Heather Doerksen Heather Doerksen ...
Gossipy Woman #1
Eliza Norbury Eliza Norbury ...
Gossipy Woman #2
Ryan Beil Ryan Beil ...
Nosy Gallery Guy
Frenchy Gagne Frenchy Gagne ...
Henri the Maitre'd (as Frenchy)
Fiona Vroom Fiona Vroom ...
Gallery Assistant
Jill Morrison Jill Morrison ...
Gallery Patron
Leela Savasta Leela Savasta ...
Hippie Chick
Linda Sato Linda Sato ...
Jehovah's Witness #1
Traci Toguchi Traci Toguchi ...
Jehovah's Witness #2
Stephanie Bennett Stephanie Bennett ...
Coed #1
Andrea Bucko Andrea Bucko ...
Coed #2
Emily Fonda Emily Fonda ...
Sexy Girl
Aaron Craven Aaron Craven ...
Early Buyer
Lear Howard Lear Howard ...
Proper Woman
Heather Ireland Heather Ireland ...
Proper Woman
Linda Marr Linda Marr ...
Proper Woman
Doreen McKenzie Doreen McKenzie ...
Proper Woman
Elizabeth Urrea Elizabeth Urrea ...
Proper Woman
Kari-Ann Wood Kari-Ann Wood ...
Female Art Gallery Attendee
Dale Wolfe Dale Wolfe ...
TV Host
Patricia Mayen-Salazar Patricia Mayen-Salazar ...
Fan #1
Tony Alcantar Tony Alcantar ...
Fan #2
Darren Dolynski Darren Dolynski ...
Snobby Artist #1
David Milchard David Milchard ...
Snobby Artist #2
Andrew Airlie Andrew Airlie ...
Rich Man
Forbes Angus Forbes Angus ...
Civic Leader
Michael Kopsa Michael Kopsa ...
NY Society Man
Alan MacFarlane Alan MacFarlane ...
Society Man #1
Thomas Potter Thomas Potter ...
Society Man #2
Colleen Winton Colleen Winton ...
Mrs. Teasdale
Pomaika'i Brown Pomaika'i Brown ...
Radio DJ
Dan Cooke Dan Cooke ...
Reporter #1
L. G. Michael Brown L. G. Michael Brown ...
Reporter #2 (as Mike L.G. Brown)
Barclay Hope Barclay Hope ...
Gannett Lawyer
Mia Adams Mia Adams ...
Autograph Seeker
Michael St. John Smith Michael St. John Smith ...
Margaret's Lawyer
Timothy Van Cleave Timothy Van Cleave ...
Cal Tjader
Eric Keenleyside Eric Keenleyside ...
Gannett Lawyer #2
Greg Kean Greg Kean ...
Gannett Lawyer #3
Sean Campbell Sean Campbell ...
Bailiff
Julie Johnson Julie Johnson ...
Hungry i Patron
Matthew Kevin Anderson Matthew Kevin Anderson ...
Hipster Man
Britt Irvin Britt Irvin ...
Hipster Lady
Lowell Thomas Lowell Thomas ...
Himself (archive footage)
Alex Anstey Alex Anstey ...
Art Today Announcer (uncredited)
Jock Armour Jock Armour ...
Jane's teenage friend (uncredited)
Ian Boisvert Ian Boisvert ...
Beatnik Bicyclist (uncredited)
Raj K. Bose Raj K. Bose ...
News Photographer (uncredited)
Joe Bravo Joe Bravo ...
Beatnik (uncredited)
Kurt Cotton Kurt Cotton ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Dyendis Davis-Jones Dyendis Davis-Jones ...
Beatnik (uncredited)
Oliver Drawson Oliver Drawson ...
Court Room Sketch Artist (uncredited)
Peter Dwerryhouse Peter Dwerryhouse ...
Art Patron (uncredited)
David Edward David Edward ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Ryan Else Ryan Else ...
Bicycle Riding Beatnik (uncredited)
Amy Esterle Amy Esterle ...
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Casey T. Evans Casey T. Evans ...
Pedestrian #2 (uncredited)
Rebecca Georgelin Rebecca Georgelin ...
Art investor (uncredited)
Tony Grat Tony Grat ...
Cafe Waiter (uncredited)
Ariel Hart Ariel Hart ...
Beatnik (uncredited)
Matthew Hoglie Matthew Hoglie ...
Art Show Patron (uncredited)
Bomber Hurley-Smith Bomber Hurley-Smith ...
Beatnik (uncredited)
Olga Kalashnikova Olga Kalashnikova ...
Flirty Royal Hawaiian Bar Patron (uncredited)
Margaret Keane Margaret Keane ...
Old Lady at Park (uncredited)
Norman Krüsmann Norman Krüsmann ...
Artist at Art Gallery (uncredited)
Michael A. Lilly Michael A. Lilly ...
Hotel and Beach Patron (uncredited)
John Lobato John Lobato ...
Beatnik (uncredited)
Rick Mischke Rick Mischke ...
Musician (uncredited)
Christina Myers Christina Myers ...
Beatnik (uncredited)
Travis michael Myers Travis michael Myers ...
Cafe Scene (uncredited)
Bulat Nasibullin Bulat Nasibullin ...
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Christine Reade Christine Reade ...
NY Times Secretary to Canaday (uncredited)
Adam Reeser Adam Reeser ...
Beatnik (uncredited)
Sandy Ritz Sandy Ritz ...
Supporter (uncredited)
Vanessa Ross Vanessa Ross ...
San Fran local lady (uncredited)
David L. Schormann David L. Schormann ...
Hipster Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Connie Jo Sechrist Connie Jo Sechrist ...
North Beach Patron (uncredited)
Dwight Taylor Dwight Taylor ...
North Beach Patron (uncredited)
Laryssa Troniak Laryssa Troniak ...
Art Patron (uncredited)
Ran Wei Ran Wei ...
Asian Lady #1 (uncredited)
Steven Wiig Steven Wiig ...
Beatnik (uncredited)
Scotty Wood Scotty Wood ...
Greaser. Movie Central, October 26, 2015. Music by Danny Elfman. Soundtrack: "Big Eyes" - Written and Performed by Lana Del Rey; "I Can Fly" - Written and Performed by Lana Del Rey;
LONDON IS THE PLACE FOR ME
Performed by D Lime featuring Tobago Crusoe
Words And Music By Dennis Preston, Aldwin Roberts And Edmundo Ros (c) 1951
Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd. / Peter Maurice Music Co. Ltd
Recorded by Stephen Sedgwick
Assisted by John Foyle And Kristian Donaldson
Recorded at Studio 13
Produced by Electric Wave Bureau
Tropicville
Written by Cal Tjader
Bludan
Written by Eddie Cano
Hey Now
Written by Red Garland
Performed by Red Garland
The Art Gallery
Written by Andy Richards
Performed by Andy Richards
A Minor Goof
Written by Milton "Brew" Moore
Performed by Cal Tjader
Doxy
Written by Sonny Rollins
Performed by Miles Davis
Moanin
Written by Bobby Timmons and Jon Hendricks
Performed by Doug Webb, Chuck Findley, and Francisco Torres
Rik-A-Tik
Written by George Tomsco
Performed by The Lively Ones
In My Room
Written by Brian Wilson and Gary Usher
Performed by Julian Coryell and Storm Gardner
I Got You (I Feel Good)
Written by James Brown
Performed by Grady Harell
They Can't Take That Away from Me
Written by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
Performed by Doug Webb
Hula Moon
Written by Charly Niessen
Performed by Die Hula Hawaiians
I GOT YOU (I FEEL GOOD)
Written by James Brown
Performed by Grady Harell
Produced by Deron Johnson
Courtesy of THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY
BIG EYES
Written by Lana Del Rey and Daniel Heath (as Daniel Heath)
Performed by Lana Del Rey
LANA DEL REY appears courtesy of Polydor UK/Interscope
TROPICVILLE
Written by Cal Tjader
Courtesy of The Weinstein Company.
Trivia: It is an American biographical film directed by Tim Burton, starring Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz. The script was written by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski. The film is about the life of American artist Margaret Keane—famous for drawing portraits and paintings with big eyes. It followed the story of Margaret and her husband, Walter Keane, who took credit for Margaret's phenomenally successful and popular paintings in the 1950s and 1960s, and the lawsuit (and trial) between Margaret and Walter, after Margaret reveals she is the real artist behind the big eyes paintings. Big Eyes had its world premiere in New York City on December 15, 2014. It was released in theatre on December 25, 2014 in the U.S. by The Weinstein Company.[5] The film was met with positive reviews, praising the performances of both Adams and Waltz. Adams won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical and was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role. Waltz was also nominated for a Golden Globe Award for his performance and Lana Del Rey received a Golden Globe nomination for the film's theme song "Big Eyes".
Filming locations:
North Beach, San Francisco, California, USA
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Waikiki, O'ahu, Hawaii, USA
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Royal Portbury Dock, Bristol, England, UK.
References: Duck Soup (1933) - A dowager at a reception is addressed as "Mrs. Teasdale." (Co-writer Larry Karaskewski has confirmed that this was an intentional reference.)
Features: Perry Mason: The Case of the Loquacious Liar (1960) (TV Episode) - Walter Keane watches a courtroom scene from this episode on his TV.
When Margaret and Walter are painting in front of the San Francisco palace of Fine Arts, the real Margaret Keane can be seen reading a book on the park bench behind them.
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This is the first feature film directed by Tim Burton to not feature actors with whom he had previously worked. Though Batman was the first Burton film to feature a recurring actor in a major role his early films featured recurring actors in minor parts.
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The amount of sales of Margaret Keane Paintings soared ahead of the release of the film, with small paintings being sold for $8,500 a piece. Director Tim Burton also owns an extensive collection of her work. Keane has also painted portraits of Burton's partner Helena Bonham Carter and Burton's former Chihuahua.
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This is the first live action Tim Burton film to feature neither Johnny Depp nor Helena Bonham Carter since Mars Attacks! (1996).
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Amy Adams liked the script when it was offered to her at first, but she originally turned down the role, because the character lacked "a stronger sense of self". However, working on American Hustle (2013) gave Adams a new perspective of the character, and she was won over because she was intrigued by the character's "quiet dignity", while the relationship between the mother and the daughter spoke to her as well.
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The original script featured a scene in which Margaret attempts to teach Walter to paint, but the scene was cut before filming.
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Keane became a Jehovah's witness after the events portrayed in the film.
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Tim Burton and cinematographer Bruno Delbonnel wanted to shoot on 35mm film, but due to budget restrictions and the Vancouver Deluxe laboratory closing in 2012, they had to shoot digitally.
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Lana Del Rey recorded two songs for the soundtrack, making it her first collaboration with Tim Burton. However, earlier in the year she did a recording for Maleficent (2014), which originally was set to be directed by Burton as well.
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Kate Hudson and Thomas Haden Church were previously attached to play the lead roles. They were replaced with Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Reynolds. After a year in development, Witherspoon and Reynolds dropped out and Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz took the lead roles.
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The blue book the two Witnesses place with Ms. Keane and from which she reads later in the film is "The Truth That Leads to Eternal Life".
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This was Tim Burton's second biopic. His previous biopic was Ed Wood (1994), which was released 20 years prior to this film. Both films were written by the duo Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski.
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In 1998, cartoon series the Powerpuff Girls debuts by animator Craig McCracken, featuring leads based on Keane's "waifs" (and a character named "Ms. Keane").
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Amy Adams' Golden Globe award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role, Comedy or Musical for this film marks her second consecutive Golden Globe win in that category. Her first win was for American Hustle (2013).
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Amy Adams replaced Reese Witherspoon in the lead female role. She previously replaced Witherspoon in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009) and The Master (2012).
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This is Tim Burton's first live action film not to feature Helena Bonham Carter since they met on the set of Planet of the Apes (2001).
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In the 1990s Tim Burton, a Keane artwork collector and later director of the film Big Eyes (about Keane), commissioned the artist to paint a portrait of his then-girlfriend Lisa Marie.
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This is Tim Burton's first film since Edward Scissorhands (1990) not to be edited by Chris Lebenzon.
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The UNICEF painting that Keane painted for the '64 Worlds Fair, titled Tomorrow Forever, was never actually mounted in the Hall of Education. Robert Moses, who had control over everything that was included in the fair, hated it. Once the NY Times critic Canady trashed it (after seeing a photograph of the artwork) Moses had it thrown into the garbage.
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In the opening scenes of the film, Amy Adams character is seen driving her car on a winding road. It goes up a hill towards an obvious matte painting at the top (that doesn't exist in reality.) Within 20 seconds, she is shown driving down the very same "winding hill" that now has a new matte painting at its top, but with different added trees and shrubbery and is shot at a slightly different angle to create the illusion that this is a completely different place, but that she is still driving away from her original location.
The production budget, according to the producers at the Los Angeles screening, was $60 million.
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This is Tim Burton's first live-action film since Sleepy Hollow (1999) not to be produced by Richard D. Zanuck, who died in 2012.
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The hungry i was one of San Francisco's most influential nightclubs in the 1950s. Originally located at 599 Jackson Street, the owner closed it in the mid-60s due to declining revenue. The rights to the name were purchased by a topless club on Broadway.
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Writers Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski was previously set to direct but Tim Burton has swapped places with Alexander and Karaszewski.
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A subtle Andy Warhol reference is included in the supermarket scene when Margaret picks up a Campbells soup can and adds it to her shopping cart.
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As a whole, the project took 11 years to be made.
Amy Adams portrayed Lois Lane in the 2013 Man of Steel. Terence Stamp who portrays the New York Times art critic in Big Eyes had previously portrayed General Zod in 1980's Superman II.
The establishing shot of the courthouse shows the famous gold-leaf statue of Kamehameha the Great, the first monarch of the Kingdom of Hawai'i. The building behind the statue is Ali'iolani Hale ("House of the Heavenly King"), home of the Hawai'i State Supreme Court.
When Margaret is upstairs painting alone in a small room, hiding her work from her daughter, Walter comes up and Margaret states she's a bit light headed from the turpentine. As she paints in acrylics and not oils (as is previously indicated in a prior scene) she wouldn't use turpentine as acrylics are water soluble. This mistake is repeated when Walter states "Keanes bleed oil" to a reporter.
The picture that Margaret paints in the courtroom as proof of her artistic authorship matches the one that was created by the real Margaret Keane for the same purpose.
When Margaret is in the supermarket, she takes the famous "Campbell Soup", subject of the most famous print by Andy Warhol, just before she recognizes that her art is being reproduced on posters and postcards.
Just as Margaret recognizes when she discovers that even his Paris paintings are fake, we never physically see Walter actually paint. The most we see is of him adding one or two brush strokes to one of Margaret's own works.
Walter's alter ego as S. Cenic actually describes the paintings he claimed as his own as "scenic."
Anachronisms: 1. Most of the Checker Taxicabs featured in the film are anachronistic. They feature the large aluminum bumpers that were only introduced after 1973. 2. An early scene shows Margaret and Walter painting a landscape in San Francisco at the beautiful Palace of Fine Arts building. However, in the 1950s the 1915 constructed Palace had not yet been restored and was in a crumbling state of ruins and fenced off and not visible to the public. It wasn't until the late 1960s that the palace was restored to its original beauty. 3. When Margaret is walking around the supermarket with the display of the copies of her work for sale many of the products on the shelves (Campbell's Soup, Jiffy baking mixes, etc) are shown with contemporary packaging rather than the packaging of the 1960s. 4. In an early scene where Margaret first appears in North Beach, a curb ramp can be seen on the sidewalk at Bannam Place and Green Street. Curb ramps did not exist in San Francisco in the 1950s. 5. At the jazz club, the owner says, "Give it up for..." This is a more modern expression that originated in 1990, not in the 1960s when the scene takes place. 6. Margaret's daughter Jane rides in the back seat of the car. What kid in the 50's and 60's would ride in the back seat when there was a perfectly good front seat available? It is only the modern nanny state that recommends children ride in the back seat "for their safety". 7. When Margaret is in the grocery store and sees mass produced Keane paintings, the shelves of foot powder behind her are in modern rounded plastic containers. The film is set in the late 50s-early 60s. Plastic body powder containers would not be marketed for thirty more years. The containers would be metal. Additionally, the JIffy and C&H sugar logos on the cornbread and sugar boxes are modern logos and not logos that would have existed in the 50s and 60s. 8. When Margaret is walking around the supermarket the product prices shown are too high; in the early 1960s, canned goods especially would have been half (or less) than the costs shown.

Jupiter Ascending. 2015, Starring Channing Tatum as Caine Wise, Mila Kunis as Jupiter Jones, Sean Bean as Stinger Apini, Eddie Redmayne as Balem Abrasax, Douglas Booth as Titus Abrasax, Tuppence Middleton as Kalique Abrasax, Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Famulus, Terry Gilliam as the Seal and Signet Minister, Samuel Barnett as Intergalactic Advocate Bob, David Ajala as Ibis, Ariyon Bakare as Greeghan, James D'Arcy as Maximilian Jones, Kick Gurry as Vladie, Doona Bae as Razo, Charlotte Beaumont as Kiza, Tim Pigott-Smith as Malidictes, Edward Hogg as Chicanery Night, Nikki Amuka-Bird as Diomika Tsing, Vanessa Kirby as Katharine Dunlevy, Maria Doyle Kennedy as Aleksa, Christina Cole as Gemma Chatterjee,
Nicholas A. Newman Nicholas A. Newman ...
Nesh
Ramon Tikaram Ramon Tikaram ...
Phylo Percadium
Frog Stone Frog Stone ...
Aunt Nino
Jeremy Swift Jeremy Swift ...
Vassily Bolotnikov
Larissa Kouznetsova Larissa Kouznetsova ...
Irina
Demetri Theodorou Demetri Theodorou ...
Moltka
Lieve Carchon Lieve Carchon ...
Lyudmila
Oleg Nasobin Oleg Nasobin ...
Zeno
Emily Warren Emily Warren ...
Mikka
Spencer Wilding Spencer Wilding ...
Falque
Andy Ahrens Andy Ahrens ...
Dante Rothmere
Georgia Winters Georgia Winters ...
Handmaiden
Elsa Mollien Elsa Mollien ...
Handmaiden
Sean Baker Sean Baker ...
Doctor
Bryony Hannah Bryony Hannah ...
Nurse Schultz
Sarah Campbell Sarah Campbell ...
Nurse
Jiggy Bhore Jiggy Bhore ...
Anesthesiologist
Claire Benedict Claire Benedict ...
Bureaucrat
Peter Yapp Peter Yapp ...
Bureaucrat
John Locke John Locke ...
Bureaucrat
Grant Stimpson Grant Stimpson ...
Bureaucrat
Sarah Crowden Sarah Crowden ...
Bureaucrat
Rupert Frazer Rupert Frazer ...
Authentication Minister
Katherine Cunningham Katherine Cunningham ...
Debutante
Luke Neal Luke Neal ...
Royal Guard
Simon Dutton Simon Dutton ...
Tskalikin
Neil Fingleton Neil Fingleton ...
Sargorn Fight Sequence
Derek Lea Derek Lea ...
Guard
Joe Walking Joe Walking ...
Keeper
Michela Meazza Michela Meazza ...
Keeper
Cliff Fleming Cliff Fleming ...
Pilot
Hazel D'Jan Hazel D'Jan ...
Shiro Miku
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Elina Alminas Elina Alminas ...
Robot Servant (uncredited)
Karen Anderson Karen Anderson ...
Droid (uncredited)
Jozef Aoki Jozef Aoki ...
Commonwealth (uncredited)
Dilyana Bouklieva Dilyana Bouklieva ...
Test Subject (uncredited)
Ancuta Breaban Ancuta Breaban ...
Commonwealth (uncredited)
Sarah Campbell Sarah Campbell ...
Gynaecological Nurse (uncredited)
Sharon Coleman Sharon Coleman ...
Pedistrian (uncredited)
Tim Connolly Tim Connolly ...
Trigger (uncredited)
Tamela D'Amico Tamela D'Amico ...
Plinth (uncredited)
Rimmel Daniel Rimmel Daniel ...
Royal Guard (uncredited)
Tony Domino Tony Domino ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Graeme Ford Graeme Ford ...
Plother (uncredited)
Alexandra Fraser Alexandra Fraser ...
Peacock Hybrid (uncredited)
Thomas Gaitsch Thomas Gaitsch ...
Walker Dunlevy (uncredited)
Nathan Geist Nathan Geist ...
Chicago Pedestrian (uncredited)
Julie Graham Julie Graham ...
Captain of the Aegis (uncredited)
Kara Lily Hayworth Kara Lily Hayworth ...
Titus Handmaiden (uncredited)
Eric Ian Eric Ian ...
Zoe (uncredited)
Raiden Integra Raiden Integra ...
Chicago Pedestrian (uncredited)
Ryan Browning Johnson Ryan Browning Johnson ...
Chicago Pedestrian (uncredited)
Demi Kazanis Demi Kazanis ...
Abrasax Alien (uncredited)
Olia Klein Olia Klein ...
Russian Refugee (uncredited)
Kenny Knight Kenny Knight ...
Test Subject (uncredited)
Teresa Mahoney Teresa Mahoney ...
Commonwealth (uncredited)
Vander McLeod Vander McLeod ...
Kalique Gene Tech (uncredited)
Jon Norris Jon Norris ...
Servant (uncredited)
Mark Norris Mark Norris ...
Servant (uncredited)
Edd Osmond Edd Osmond ...
Droid (uncredited)
Jo Osmond Jo Osmond ...
Droid (uncredited)
Ryan Paddock Ryan Paddock ...
Chicago Pedestrian (uncredited)
Joon Park Joon Park ...
Servant (uncredited)
Sophie Porley Sophie Porley ...
Sexbot (uncredited)
Charlotte Rickard Charlotte Rickard ...
Synth Apini (uncredited)
Marie Louise Smith Marie Louise Smith ...
Cyber beauty (uncredited)
Clem So Clem So ...
Kalique Coder (uncredited)
Angelo Soteriou Angelo Soteriou ...
Sim (uncredited)
Michael Soteriou Michael Soteriou ...
Sim (uncredited)
Symara A. Templeman Symara A. Templeman ...
Aegis Crew (uncredited)
Ekaterina Zalitko as Cyber Beauty, Rick English as stunt double: Eddie Redmayne, Bobby Holland Hanton and Antal Kalik as stunt double: Channing Tatum and Mickey Facchinello as stunt double: Mila Kunis. Movie Central, October 28, 2015. Music by Michael Giacchino. Soundtrack: "U Kogo-to Budut Neptiyanosty" - Written by Ethan Stoller; "Fanfare for the History of Planet Earth" - Written by Ethan Stoller.
Trivia: It is an American–Australian space opera film written, produced, and directed by Lana and Andy Wachowski. Starring Mila Kunis, Channing Tatum, Sean Bean and Eddie Redmayne, the film is centered on Jupiter Jones (Kunis), an ordinary cleaning woman, and Caine Wise (Tatum), an interplanetary warrior who informs Jones that her destiny extends beyond Earth. Supporting cast member Douglas Booth has described the film's fictional universe as a cross between The Matrix and Star Wars, while Kunis named indulgence and consumerism as its underlying themes. Although critics praised the visuals, world-building, Michael Giacchino's musical score, and originality, the general attitude toward the film was negative, with most criticism focused on incoherence in the screenplay and an over-reliance on special effects. Despite this, the film has found a more positive response, particularly among a niche of female science fiction fans who appreciate the film's campiness, and that the film deviates from typical gender norms in a genre that is traditionally male-centric. Filming locations:
Plainfield, Illinois, USA
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Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London, England, UK (interiors)
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Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Vizcaya, País Vasco, Spain (Exterior shots)
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Ely Cathedral, Ely, Cambridgeshire, England, UK
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Bilbao, Bizkaia, Spain (Exterior shots)
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Elveden Hall, Suffolk, England, UK
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Chicago, Illinois, USA
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London, England, UK
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Leavesden Studios, Leavesden, Hertfordshire, England, UK
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Littlebrook Power Station, Dartford, Kent, England, UK
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Illinois, USA.
References: Cinderella (1950) - Referenced in dialogue
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) - Station V can be seen during shot of the planet Ores.
Brazil (1985) - Scene pays homage to the film
Back to the Future (1985) and Back to the Future Part II (1989) - The hooverboard/pick-up truck scene is referenced.
Demolition Man (1993) - The android who comes to guide Jupiter through the bureaucracy is "Advocate Bob," referencing Glenn Shadix' role as "Associate Bob."
Channing Tatum had to wear a mouthpiece to change the shape of his lower jaw to realistically portray a part-canine character. This unfortunately prevented him from closing his mouth and gave him trouble when he had to talk.
According to the directors, the script was over 600 pages long. Quote: Jupiter Jones: "Do you like waffles?" Caine Wise: "What are waffles?"

Mommy. 2014 (Canadian), Starring Anne Dorval as Diane "Die" Després, Antoine-Olivier Pilon as Steve O'Connor Després, Suzanne Clément as Kyla, Alexandre Goyette as Patrick, Patrick Huard as Paul Béliveau,
Michèle Lituac Michèle Lituac ...
Directrice du centre
Viviane Pascal Viviane Pascal ...
Marthe
Natalie Hamel-Roy Natalie Hamel-Roy ...
Natacha
Steven Chevrin Steven Chevrin ...
Adult Steve
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Pierre-François Bouffard Pierre-François Bouffard ...
Postman (uncredited)
Pierre-Yves Cardinal Pierre-Yves Cardinal ...
Gardien de sécurité #1 (uncredited)
Vincent Fafard as Joueur de pool and Isabelle Nélisse as Fille de Kyla. Movie Central, October 28, 2015. Music by Noia. Soundtrack: "Childhood" - Written and performed Craig Armstrong;
Building a Mystery
Written by Sarah McLachlan and Pierre Marchand
Performed by Sarah McLachlan
Produced by Pierre Marchand
Courtesy of Arista Records
Colorblind
Written by Adam Duritz and Charles Gillingham
Performed by Counting Crows
White Flag
Written by Dido (as Dido Armstrong), Roland 'Rollo' Armstrong, and Rick Nowels
Performed by Dido
Produced by Dido (as Dido Armstrong) and Roland 'Rollo' Armstrong
Courtesy of Arista Records
On ne change pas
Written by Jean-Jacques Goldman
Performed by Céline Dion
Blue (Da Ba Dee)
Written by Maurizio Lobina, Massimo Gabutti and Jeffrey Jay
Performed by Eiffel 65
Produced by Maurizio Lobina, Massimo Gabutti and Luciano Zucchet
Courtesy of BlissCo
Vivo per lei
Written by Gatto Panceri and Valerio Zelli
Performed by Andrea Bocelli and Giorgia Todrani
Courtesy of Polygram Records
Wonderwall
Written by Noel Gallagher
Performed by Oasis
Produced by Noel Gallagher and Owen Morris
Produced by Creation Records
Experience
(In A Time Lapse)
Performed by Ludovico Einaudi
Born to Die
Written by Lana Del Rey (as Elizabeth Grant) and Justin Parker
Performed by Lana Del Rey
Produced by Justin Parker and Emile Haynie
Counting Stars
Written by Ryan Tedder
Performed by OneRepublic
Produced by Ryan Tedder and Noel Zancanella
Courtesy of Mosley and Interscope
Anything Could Happen
Written and produced by Jim Eliot and Ellie Goulding
Performed by Ellie Goulding
Courtesy of Polydor
Young and Beautiful
Written by Lana Del Rey and Rick Nowels
Performed by Lana Del Rey
Produced by Daniel Heath (as Dan Heath), Rick Nowels and Al Shux
Courtesy of Water Tower Records and Interscope Records
Welcome to My Life
Written by Pierre Bouvier, Jeff Stinco, Sébastien Lefebvre, David Desrosiers and Chuck Comeau
Performed by Simple Plan
Produced by Bob Rock
Courtesy of Atlantic Records
Phase
Written by Beck (as Beck Hansen)
Performed by Beck
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Happy Together
Written by Alan Gordon and Gary Bonner
Performed by The Turtles
Courtesy of Flo & Eddie, Inc.
By Arrangement with Cohen and Cohen
The Barber of Seville
Written by Gioachino Rossini.
Trivia: It is a Canadian drama film directed by Xavier Dolan. It was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or in the main competition section at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival, where it won the Jury Prize. The film won nine Canadian Screen Awards at the 3rd Canadian Screen Awards in 2015, including Best Motion Picture [6] and ten Jutra Awards at the 17th Jutra Awards, including Best Film. It was also Best Foreign Film at the 40th César Awards. Mommy was selected as the Canadian entry for Best Foreign Language Film at the 87th Academy Awards, but was not nominated. Filming locations
Montréal, Québec, Canada
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Longueuil, Québec, Canada
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Rue Bagot, Longueuil, Quebec, Canada (Diane and Kyla's houses)
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Chemin de Chambly, Longueuil, Quebec, Canada (car crash)
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Boulevard Taschereau, Longueuil, Quebec, Canada (longboard ride)
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Oka, Québec, Canada (riverside scene)
Chambly, Québec, Canada (street scene).
References:
The Last House on the Left (1972) - mentioned by Diane
Rocky (1976) - In the diner scene, Paul tells Diane and Steve it's one of his favorite movies.
Stalker (1979) - Resemblance in the "rain walking scene" as seen early in the trailer and during the first half of the movie. The scene occurs in Stalker during the temple scenes.
Rocky III (1982) - In the diner scene, Paul says he loves Eye of the Tiger and has seen the movie (implying Rocky III) several times.
Scarface (1983) - mentioned by Paul
Home Alone (1990) - Steve slaps his cheeks in the bathroom and then screams, like Kevin in the bathroom scene. Also, later in the movie, Diane walks on the street and her bag full of groceries rips open, similar to what happens to Kevin.
The film is presented in an unheard-of 1:1 aspect ratio; the "viewing area" of the screen is a perfect square.
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Received a 9 minute standing ovation at the Cannes film festival.
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When Diane, Steve, and Kyla are having dinner, Steve tells a story about how when he was little and his parents didn't want him to understand their conversations, they would speak in English. Steve says that most conversations ended with either "shut up" or "f*** off." He then says that he tried to befriend a little girl who spoke English by telling her to "shut up" and "f*** off," because those were the only English phrases he knew, and he didn't know what that meant. In the DVD commentary, Anne Dorval actually admits that this is her own personal experience from when she was little, and that she told a neighborhood child to "shut up." Xavier Dolan thought her story was funny and decided to put it into the movie.
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Official submission of Canada to the 87th Academy Awards foreign film award.
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Xavier Dolan said that the unusual aspect for the film is because he wanted to amplify the emotions from the characters.
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As of 2014, this is Xavier Dolans highest rated film.
Except for the hopeful moments (where the screen is widened), the film is presented in an unheard-of 1:1 aspect ratio; the "viewing area" of the screen is a perfect square. Xavier Dolan said the reason is that he wanted to amplify the emotions from the characters. Quotes: 1. Steve Després: "We still love each other, right?" Diane 'Die' Després: "That's what we're best at, buddy." 2. Kyla: Loving people doesn't save them."

I Do, I Do, I Do. 2015 (Canadian/ TV Movie), Starring Autumn Reeser as Jaclyn Palmer, Antonio Cupo as Dr. Peter Lorenzo, Shawn Roberts as Max Lorenzo, Ali Liebert as Kate, Sergio Osuna as Kenneth, Nelson Wong as Gerry, Kwasi Thomas as Wedding DJ, Jay Brazeau as Phillip, Chris Gauthier as Priest, Rita Luca as Rosa, Kevin Mundy as Caddy, Michael Robinson as Doctor, Andrea Stefancikova as Italian teacher (voice), Darla Taylor as Sales Lady, Christine Willes as Margaret, Cassandra Ebner as Jaclyn stunt double and Lars Grant as Max stunt double. Movie Central, October 30, 2015. Music by Peter Allen. Soundtrack: "Sunshine' - Performed by Amanda Bush; "You & Me" - Written and Performed by Linda Kidder; "Can't Get Enough" - Performed by Kylee Epp. Storyline: An architect relives her disastrous wedding day over and over until she discovers what she really wants in life. Trivia: Director: Ron Oliver; Writer: Nancey Silvers. Filming Locations: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. References: Dr. Phil (2002) (TV Series) - Dr. Phil is mentioned. Autumn Reeser, Antonio Cupo, and Ali Liebert were all in another Hallmark movie together, Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade. Reeser played the leading lady in both movies and Ali Liebert played the sidekick in both movies (sister in I Do, I Do, I Do and a close friend in Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade). BC Film Incentive.

Prophet's Prey. 2015 (Documentary), Starring Sam Brower as Himself, Nick Cave as Narrator, Andrew Chatwin as Himself, Lori Chatwin as Herself, Ross Chatwin as Himself, Craig Foster as Himself, Brent Jeffs as Himself, Thomas Jeffs as Himself, Wallace Jeffs as Himself, Janetta Jessop as Herself, Wallace Kenton as Himself, Jon Krakauer as Himself, Randy Mankin as Himself, Geri Rohbock as Herself, Ron Rohbock as Himself, Elaine Anderson as Herself, Sheriff David Doran as Himself, JD Doyle as Himself, Mary Harris as Herself, Kathy Mankin as Herself, Ben Thomas as Himself, Karl von Rump as Himself, Llyod Wall as Himself and Sheriff Rick Wheeler as Himself. Movie Central, October 31, 2015. Music by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis. Soundtrack: "Les Proies" - Composed and Performed by Warren Jeffs; "Blowin' In The Wind" - Performed by Warren Jeffs; "Beathorn" and "Family" - Written and Performed by Mark degli Antoni; "Dark Won't Catch Me Now" - Written and Performed by James Webber; "Frida" - Performed by Singtank. Trivia: It is an American documentary film directed by Amy J. Berg. The film is an adaptation of the 2011 book Prophet's Prey: My Seven-Year Investigation into Warren Jeffs and the Fundamentalist Church of Latter-Day Saints. It was produced by Katherine LeBlond and Sam Brower, the author of the book, for Showtime and Imagine Entertainment. It premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival and will have its television premiere on October 10, 2015. The film's subject matter is Warren Jeffs, the president of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, who is now running his religion from the confines of the Texas state prison, where he is serving out a sentence of life plus twenty years for the rape of 12- and 13-year-old girls. The score is written by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis. Filming Locations: Colorado, USA.