Stolen Memory

the stolen Memory ( The Bumblebee Flies Anyway ) is an American film carried out by Martin Duffy, left in 1999.

Synopsis

Barney Snow is an young man reached of a Cancer of the bones, to which one proposed to follow a project which consists in erasing its memory to enable him to rebuild its life thanks to artifices.

Data sheet

Title: stolen Memory
original Title: The Bumblebee Flies Anyway
Realization: Martin Duffy
Scenario: Jennifer Sarja, according to the novel of Robert Cormier
Production: Steven Haft, Larry Meistrich, Jonathan Starch and Daniel J. Victor
Production company: The Shooting Gallery
Music: LISA Loeb and Christopher Tyng
Photography: Stephen Kazmierski
Assembly: Suzanne Pillsbury
Decorations: Susan Block
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby DIGITAL - 35 mm
Kind: Drama, lovesong
Lasted: 96 minutes
Comings out date: September 1999 (festival of Deauville), January 1st 2000 (the United States)

Distribution

Janet Paparazzo : Eileen Snow
Elijah Wood: Barney Snow
Janeane Garofalo : Dr. Harriman
George Gore II: Billy
Joseph Perrino: Mazzo
Roger Rees: Dr. Croft
Oni Faida Lampley: the nurse Bascam
Jeffrey Forces: Combine Roon
Christopher Mark Petrizzo: Chris Ronson
Rachael Leigh Cook : Cassy
Samuel Haft: Samuel Ronson
John E. Mack: Willy/Orderly
Matthew Cavallary: Barney Snow child
David France: Richard Snow
Joan Levy: the woman of the suburbs

Around film

turning was held with New York.
When Billy calls a radio station to require a song obscene, it acts of Lick My Love Pump , resulting from the film Spinal Tap realized by Rob Reiner in 1984.
In the novel from which the film is drawn, the character interpreted by Janeane Garofalo was a man.

Original soundtrack

She Shout Your Name off, interpreted by Strange Cargo
Truthfully , interpreted by LISA Loeb
Weight the World , interpreted by Alana Davis
Trepanning , interpreted by Headrillaz
5 , interpreted by Ultraspank
Coming Down , interpreted by Vitro
Mr. Jade , interpreted by Pete Droge
Porcupine , interpreted by Joseph Arthur

Rewards

Nomination with the Special Grand Prix, at the time of the Festival of the American cinema of Deauville 1999.

External bond

stolen Memory on Internet Movie Database

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