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Cast

• Frances Fisher - Delia
• Agnes Bruckner - Meg
• Wayne Armstrong - Don
• Sarah Buehler - Georgia
• Dan Buran - Cop
• David Carroll - Department Store Manager
• Jacqueline Childs - Pharmacist
• Jeff Gage - Pawn Shop Owner
• Jane Mowder - Nurse
• Jenn O'nofrio - Blonde Girl
• Aftab Pureval - Boy in Class
• Jaime Scheingross - Girl in the Yellow Dress
• Julie Schuster - Bank Teller
• Amy Benedict - Diner Waitress
• Peer J. Oppenheimer - Diner Customer
• Greg Miller - Priest
• David Strathairn - Auster
• David Strathairn - Mr. Auster
• Regan Arnold - Lily
• Margaret Colin - Diane
• A.J. Buckley - Pat
• Kristan Andrews - Florida Oasis Cocktail Waitress
• Michael Raysses - Mr. Kastran
• Sarah Beuhler - Georgia
• Mike Ward - Meg's Father
• Wendy Lardin - Georgia's Mom
• Dustin Sterling - Rob

Crew

• Director: Karen Moncrieff
• Screenwriter: Karen Moncrieff
• Producer: Peer J. Oppenheimer
• Co-producer: Gene Viglione
• Set Production Assistant: Domenica Vilhotti ,Joy Walsh
• Grip: Andy Waruszewski
• Second Assistant Director: Jasmine Waters
• Personal Assistant: Noor Ahmed
• Second Assistant Camera: Ian Axilrod
• Foley Editor: Chris Bittner
• ADR Editor: Chris Bittner
• Sound/Sound Designer: Ted Blaisdell
• Sound Mixer: Ted Blaisdell
• Set Production Assistant: Dave Bogrees
• Second Second Assistant Director: Jeremy Burks
• Casting Assistant: Kevin Carr
• Hair Styles: Keri Clemmons
• Makeup: Keri Clemmons
• Electrician: Chris Cochran
• Musical Direction/Supervision: Stephen Coleman
• First Assistant Director: Matt Corrado
• Set Production Assistant: Karisa Darling
• Consultant/advisor: Dan Edelstein
• Makeup: Deleah Emery
• Hair Styles: Deleah Emery
• Second Second Assistant Director: Deleah Emery
• Best Boy Electric: Russ Faust
• Sound Mixer: Mark Ferrell
• Electrician: Danny Flores
• Script Supervisor: Cynthia Garfield
• Production Manager: John Goodwill
• Location Manager: Brian Hall
• Second Assistant Director: Adeeb Hammoudi
• Script Supervisor: Amy Holliday
• Best Boy Grip: Kevin Jones
• Co-producer: Eric Karten
• Music Producer: Eric Karten
• Boom Operator: Jake Keslo
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Kevin Kramer
• Grip: Scott Lipez
• Set Dresser: Michele Lockert
• Extra Casting: Alison Maier
• ADR Editor: Mario Manti-Gualtiero
• Re-Recording Mixer: Mario Manti-Gualtiero
• Foley Editor: Mario Manti-Gualtiero
• Dialogue Editor: Mario Manti-Gualtiero
• Best Boy Grip: Frankie Martinez
• Electrician: Kevin Martt
• Key Grip: John Mays
• Location Manager: John Mays
• Associate Producer: John Mays
• Gaffer: Skip McCraw
• Costumes Supervisor: Josh McEwon
• Makeup Special Effects: Josh McEwon
• Assistant Hair: Tammy Mount
• Assistant Makeup: Tammy Mount
• Personal Assistant: Kevin Myers
• Line Producer: Karri O'Reilly
• Production Manager: Karri O'Reilly
• Second Assistant Camera: Justin Pointer
• Casting Assistant: Gail Ramsey
• Set Production Assistant: Diana Scott
• Camera Loader: Melanie Smith
• Boom Operator: Leonard Suwalski
• Best Boy Electric: Cesar Toledo
• Production Coordinator: Matthew Turner
• First Assistant Camera: Kelly Uchimura
• First Assistant Director: Mike Snyder
• Music Editor: Stephen Schwartz
• Foley Artist: Craig Ng
• Associate Producer: Don Daniel
• Re-Recording Mixer: Peter Waggoner ,Reilly Steele
• Editor: Toby Yates
• Associate Producer: Kelly Simpson
• Properties Master: Merje Veski
• Sound Effects Director: Mic Mahan
• Additional Editing: Melissa Zaroff
• Cinematographer: Rob Sweeney
• Casting: Wendy Weidman
• Swing Gang: Lori Ann Agricola ,Johnny Ramos
• First Assistant Editor: Matt Solomon
• Producer: David Waters
• Set Dresser: Mike O'Neill
• Composer (Music Score): Adam Gorgoni
• Music Producer: Adam Gorgoni
• Producer: Amy Sommer Gifford
• First Assistant Editor: John Breinholt
• Assistant Editor: John Breinholt
• Costume Designer: Kristan Andrews
• Production Designer: Kristan Andrews
• Producer: Amy Sommer
• Sound Mixer: Ryan Holmes
• Foley Mixer: Chris Bittner
• Assistant Editor: Matt Solomon
• Foley Artist: Craig Ryan Ng

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Blue Car: AMG Review
Andrea LeVasseur , AMG

A grittily realistic drama, Blue Car is as downbeat as it is honest about adolescent abandonment and the desperate need for connection. Though the story is made up of conventional elements, all the unglamorous truth hangs out and the emotional turns are warranted by the solid script and nuanced performances. In her breakthrough performance as Meg, Agnes Bruckner is the embodiment of understated teenage pain. The role of a high school poet is often made into a caricature, but Bruckner brings a raw honesty and apprehension to the part that avoids overwrought stereotypes. Veteran actor David Strathairn also hits the right note in the difficult role of Mr. Auster; their scenes together in the classroom are carefully observed with nervous details and real teacher-student interaction. With her ragged fingernails and glassy composure, Meg shows incredible strength in reserve by constructing her identity from the scraps left around her. Her search for connectedness is a sincere one, and each devastating experience seems to attest her tenacity. The ethereal soundtrack by Adam Gorgoni skillfully reflects the intimate nature of the story, especially during the reflective second half. After all of the dark abandonment and betrayal she endures, the conclusion at the final poetry competition reveals a cathartic personal victory. Though the subject matter could've been mistreated by other filmmakers, Blue Car is handled with care and enough concern to get all the bleak details right. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide