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Malachance (2004)
"The Story of a Kid who wanted to be Somebody Else"
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Starring
James Ransone
Stewart Skelton
Brandon Quinn
Director
Gerardo Naranjo
Writer
Gerardo Naranjo
NR
1 hr 27 min
Nov 15th, 2004
Drama
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Plot
MALACHANCE tells the tragic story of Mika (James Ransone) and his cohorts; the film was shot in Los Angeles and on location in New Orleans and NYC.
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Movie Details
Theatrical Release:
November 15th, 2004
Original Language:
English
Production Companies:
Parthenon Films, Perro Negro Productions
Cast & Crew
J
James Ransone
as Mika
S
Stewart Skelton
as Stranger
B
Brandon Quinn
as Ringo
G
Greg Wayne
as Sal
N
Nancy Anne Ridder
as Laura
E
Evgeniy Lazarev
as Mr. Karmin
M
Max Goldman
Director of Photography
G
Gerardo Naranjo
Producer
I
Ivan Naranjo
Music
D
David Selig
Producer
L
Linda Sena
Producer
J
Jonathan Alberts
Editor
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