Tumbleweeds (1999)

Film details

Featuring

Janet McTeer Jay O. Sanders Kimberly Brown
Director

Gavin O'Connor
Country

USA
Year

1999
Genre

Drama
Type

Film
Category

Fiction

Synopsis

Drama. Mary Jo Walker, veteran of several marriages and failed relationships, has a habit of moving on to another town whenever things go wrong, with her twelve-year-old daughter Ava in tow. Ava, a fairly well-adjusted child, often seems to find it easier to fit in with her new surroundings than her mother does.

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - Mary Jo Walker
    
    Janet McTeer
  - Dan Miller
    
    Jay O. Sanders
  - Ava Walker
    
    Brown, Kimberly J.
  - Jack Ranson
    
    Gavin O'Connor
  - Laurie Pendleton
    
    Laurel Holloman
  - Ginger
    
    Lois Smith
  - Mr Cummings
    
    Michael J. Pollard
  - Zoe Broussard
    
    Ashley Buccille
  - Adam Riley
    
    Cody McMains
  - Mrs Boman
    
    Linda Porter
  - Winston Jackson
    
    Brian Tahash
  - Billy Jo
    
    Josh Carmichael
  - check-out clerk
    
    Dennis Ford
  - Rachel Riley
    
    Sara Downing
  - vice principal
    
    Joel Polis
  - Rachel's boyfriend
    
    Christian Payne
  - gas attendant
    
    Harry Gradzhyan
  - Captain Nemo's waitress
    
    Renelouise Smith
  - Zoe's mom at cast party
    
    Kelli Rogers
  - Lady Capulet
    
    Stephanie Zajac
  - nurse
    
    Jennifer Page
  - diner waitress
    
    Lisa Persky
  - [Vertis Dewey]
    
    Noah Emmerich
Credits
- Direction:
  - Director
    
    Gavin O'Connor
  - Assistant Director (1st)
    
    Kountz, Anthony E.
  - Assistant Director (2nd)
    
    Scott Remick
  - Assistant Director (2nd 2nd)
    
    Nicole Rodionoff
  - Assistant Director (Additional 2nd 2nd)
    
    James Budak
  - Script Supervisor
    
    Rebecca Battle
  Production:
  - Production Company
    
    ALH Entertainment Inc
  - Production Company
    
    Spanky Pictures
  - Production Company
    
    Solaris Productions
  - In association with
    
    River One Films
  - [Production Company]
    
    Film Tribe
  - Executive Producer
    
    Ted Demme
  - Executive Producer
    
    Joel Stillerman
  - Executive Producer
    
    Jerry Mcfadden
  - Executive Producer
    
    Angela Shelton
  - Executive Producer
    
    Gregory O'Connor
  - Executive Producer
    
    Gavin O'Connor
  - Executive Producer
    
    Thomas J. Mangan Iv
  - Producer
    
    Gregory O'Connor
  - Co-producer
    
    Lisa Bruce
  - Production Manager
    
    Kiran Gonsalves
  - Production Co-ordinator
    
    Danielle Barrom
  - Location Manager
    
    Lynn M. Van Kuilenburg
  - Post-production Supervisor
    
    Seth I. Shire
  Casting:
  - Casting
    
    Todd Thaler
  - Casting (Associate)
    
    Gayle Keller
  - Casting (LA Additional)
    
    Rachel Bati
  Writing:
  - Screenplay
    
    Gavin O'Connor
  - Screenplay
    
    Angela Shelton
  - Story
    
    Angela Shelton
  Photography:
  - Director of Photography
    
    Stoloff, Daniel
  Special Effects:
  - Signage Design
    
    Anthony Blasi
  Editing:
  - Editor
    
    John Gilroy
  Design:
  - Production Designer
    
    Bruce Eric Holtshousen
  - Art Direction
    
    Wayne Acton
  Costumes:
  - Costume Designer
    
    Mimi Maxmen
  - Wardrobe Supervisor
    
    Leigh Okies
  Make-up:
  - Key Make-up Artist
    
    Jennifer Turchi
  - Key Hairstylist
    
    Pamela Phillips
  Titles:
  - Titles/Opticals
    
    Cineric Inc
  - Titles/Opticals
    
    János Pilenyi
  - Titles/Opticals
    
    Nick Bilton
  - Titles/Opticals
    
    Eric Person
  Music:
  - Music
    
    David Mansfield
  - Music Supervisor
    
    Brian Ross
  - Music Editor
    
    Shari Schwartz Johanson
  Sound:
  - Sound Mixer
    
    Lee Alexander
  - Re-recording Mixer
    
    David Novack
  - Supervising Sound Editor
    
    Chen Harpaz
  - Dialogue Editor
    
    Louis Bertini
  - ADR (Engineer)
    
    Scott Cannizzaro
  - Foley Artist
    
    Brian Biacho
  - Foley (Engineer)
    
    Lara, George
  - Foley Editor
    
    Thomas A. Gulino