Death Is Lame (2011)
Tony has been dead for only about two or three years. Maybe seven. It's hard to follow the flow of time without a heartbeat. The days pile up and are meaningless when you are dead, but that isn't Tony's biggest beef with the afterlife. The city is the same as when Tony was alive but everyone is a stranger. The denizens pass their time maintaining an arbitrary set of rules passed down from a time they cannot remember. The dead live in an endless autumn where change is not only rare but considered gauche. Can a soul find love and meaning in a joint like this?
Director: Stephen Winter
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Mark Jude Sullivan as Jeff |
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Gordon Gano as Thinker |
| Directing | Stephen Winter | Director |
| Editing | Marin Sander-Holzman | Editor |
| Writing | Tristan Cowen | Writer |
| Writing | Will Ware | Writer |
| Writing | Stephen Winter | Writer |
| Writing | Tristan Cowen | Original Story |
| Production | Krystal Kennedy | Producer |
| Production | Marin Sander-Holzman | Producer |
| Production | Stephen Winter | Producer |
| Production | Howard Gertler | Producer |
| Camera | Jeremy Brunjes | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Adam Holzman | Music |
| Sound | Scott Hirsch | Sound Designer |
| Art | Annie Simeone | Production Design |
| Visual Effects | Liz Rubin | Effects Supervisor |
| Production | Aurore Guyot | Line Producer |
| Production | Drew Harper | Associate Producer |
