Donnybrook (2005)
Davie Szyanski is a high school boy dealing with the recent passing of his mother. His father, Ron, a failed musician and athlete, having lost his job in the steel mills, took a job as a janitor in an exclusive prep school to provide Davie with a better education. It is there that they both experience a world which pushes them further apart. Davie becomes a compulsive liar to fit in and although lacking in talent, dreams of being a rock star. Together they deal with their losses and discover that the one thing they will always have is each other.
Director: Jon Sajetowski
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Joe Diomede as Dave Szynaski |
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Al Hudson as Ron Szynaski |
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Jacob Cook as Ray Teedle |
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Zach Hudson as Terry Jones |
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Dorothy Canapari as Aunt Sophie |
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Matt Waldeck as Jared |
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Gary Jenkins as Mr. Jones |
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Lacy Messman as Ariel |
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Brian Bartels as Principal |
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Liz Bauer as Grandfather's Girlfriend |
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Mr. Winston Churchill Brusk as Mr. Peepers |
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Bernard Canepari as Davie's Grandfather |
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Suzy Elsamanoudi as Amber |
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Leonard Goff as Security Guard |
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Hudson as Zach |
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Ann Hudson as Mrs. Shields |
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Brittany Jenkins as Martha |
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David R. King as Ariel's Father |
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Andrea Kleinhenz as Ariel's Mother |
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Casey Kotonski as Casey Jones |
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Colleen Caine Lanning as Teacher |
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Mark Matas as Brett |
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Mark Mazzocco as Mr. Simcheck (Elvis) |
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Vickie L. Phillips as Maggie Szynaski |
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Vincent Radcliffe as Punk Store Clerk |
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Jon Sajetowski as Father Jerome |
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Andrea Senyitko as Girl in Pink |
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Kimberly Taylor as Tori |
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Lora Wiese as Barmaid |
| Directing | Jon Sajetowski | Director |
| Writing | Jon Sajetowski | Writer |
| Sound | Doug Gillard | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Tommy Wiggins | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | David Litz | Director of Photography |
