August Heat (1962)
Black and white UCLA student film, preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. A British artist travels on assignment to the United States to get distance after the death of his sister. When his car breaks down on a hot August afternoon, he stumbles for miles until reaching a young, mysterious girl and the home of a stone cutter. The coincidences he encounters prove too strange to be believed.
Director:
A. Martin Zweiback
Writer:
A. Martin Zweiback
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Joe Turner as The Stonecutter |
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Robert Olson as The Artist |
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Judy Katter as The Girl |
| Directing | A. Martin Zweiback | Director |
| Writing | W.F. Harvey | Original Story |
| Camera | Bob Greenbaum | Director of Photography |
| Production | John Merrill | Production Assistant |
| Sound | Donald Hughes | Sound |
| Writing | A. Martin Zweiback | Screenplay |
| Art | Rick Brek-Meyer | Art Direction |
| Sound | Don Worthen | Sound |
| Production | Keith Olson | Unit Manager |
| Camera | James Colson | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Mark McCarty | Director of Photography |