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Paul Dano | Howie Blitzer | |
Bruce Altman | Marty Blitzer | |
Billy Kay | Gary | |
James Costa | Kevin Cole | |
Tony Michael Donnelly | Brian | |
Michelle Carano | Newscaster | |
Brian Cox | John Harrigan | |
B. Constance Barry | Anne Harrigan | |
Tatiana Burgos | Marty's Girlfriend | |
Brian Cox | Big John Harrigan | |
Walter Masterson | Scott | |
Brad Silnutzer | Henry | |
Bob Gerardi | Clifford | |
Adam Lefevre | Elliot | |
Frank Rivers | Man with Pizza | |
Anthony F. Peragine | Tough Kid #1 | |
Jude LoBasso | Tough Kid #2 | |
Marcia DeBonis | Guidance Counselor | |
Gladys Dano | Sylvia Blitzer | |
Emilio Cuesta | Howie (5 Years Old) | |
Christine Toy Johnson | FBI Woman | |
Francis Leik | Police Officer | |
Chuck Ardezzone | Desk Sergeant | |
Risa Ziegler | Female Cop | |
Ray Garvey | Brian's Father | |
Angela Pietropinto | Mrs. Cole |
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Producer |
Michael Cuesta
Rene Bastian |
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Writer/Composer |
Michael Cuesta
Stephen M. Ryder Gerald Cuesta |
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Cinematography |
Romeo Tirone
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Music | Pierre Földes
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In this biting and disturbing coming-of-age tale from writer-director Michael Cuesta, life is bittersweet along the L.I.E., also known as the Long Island Expressway, as suburban teen Howie Blitzer learns all too clearly. In the space of a week, he loses nearly everything and everyone he knows and is left to navigate his adolescence virtually unsupervised. |
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