Glacier Bay (2006)
At a party following a grand-nephew's Confirmation, ARTIE and CONNIE find a quiet table off to the side to eat their cocktail appetizers. They are both elderly, and Artie is deep in the throes of Alzheimer's. The two grouse and bicker as old married couples will, and the conversation takes many comical and absurd turns as Connie struggles to make sense of Artie's foggy pronouncements. But the comedy is always shadowed by the grim presence of Artie's illness, and the memories of happier times that will never be again. And when niece JILL reveals a crucial bit of forgotten information, Connie is left to ponder the darkness of her own future.
Director: Douglas Moser
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James Noble as Artie |
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Dorothy Byrne as Connie |
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Colleen Murphy as Jill |
| Directing | Douglas Moser | Director |
| Writing | Frederick Stroppel | Writer |
| Production | Colleen Murphy | Producer |
| Production | James Noble | Producer |
| Production | Daniel John Kelly | Associate Producer |
| Camera | Christo Bakalov | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Tom Lialios | Editor |
| Sound | Paula Kimper | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Andrew Rubenoff | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Andrew Rubenoff | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Bert Hamelin | Costume Designer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jeanine McPadden | Makeup & Hair |
| Sound | Chris Nelson | Sound Editor |
