When Walt Whitman Was a Little Girl (2012)
As the title suggests, this is a speculative biography of the artistic side of Walt Whitman. Starting out as an ordinary nine year old girl, young Walt is soon catapulted into the world with all her senses ablaze. Combining drama, dance, puppetry, and potato cannons, the film is a sometimes funny, sometimes sad rumination on growing up as a 'sensitive kid.'
Director: Jim Haverkamp
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Natalie Braun as Walt Whitman |
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Don Henderson Baker as Narrator |
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Lomarev C. Jones as Mama |
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Carl Martin as Daddy |
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Gina Kohler as Meadow dancer |
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James Morrow as Sailor |
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Dan Partridge as Abe Lincoln |
| Directing | Jim Haverkamp | Director |
| Writing | Jim Haverkamp | Story |
| Crew | M.C. Biegner | Poem |
| Crew | Alex Maness | Cinematography |
| Editing | Jim Haverkamp | Editor |
| Crew | Walt Whitman | Thanks |
