Un Día, Un Pato (2005)
Es el año 2009, y Jeb Bush es el presidente de Estados Unidos, un país que perdió sus servicios sociales, espacios verdes, sus parques públicos, y lo más importante, el sentido común. Arthur es un viudo que habiendo vivido más años que sus familiares y amigos, se encontrará a sí mismo sin un hogar. Pero él tiene un pato llamado Joe, y juntos dejarán Los Angeles para encontrar el agua en el desierto. De esta forma, ambos se embarcarán en la búsqueda del significado de la vida. Interactuando con un peculiar personaje –algo hospitalario, algo dañino, algo heroico- aprenderá que salvar la vida de su pato, posiblemente signifique el camino a la salvación de sí mismo. (FILMAFFINITY)
Directora: Nicole Bettauer
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Philip Baker Hall as Arthur Pratt |
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Bill Brochtrup as Leopold |
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Amy Hill as Pedicurist |
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Noel Gugliemi as Lord of the Garbage |
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Larry Cedar as Mr. Janney |
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French Stewart as Jumper |
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Bill Cobbs as Norman |
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Starletta DuPois as Social Worker |
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Gary Kasper as Machine Boss |
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Carol Mansell as Frances Pratt |
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Buckley Sampson as Young Frances |
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Jim Thalman as Young Arthur |
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Gavin Campbell as Daniel at 5 |
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Nolan Rivkin as Daniel at 10 |
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Johnny Hawkes as Daniel at 18 |
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William Rocha as City Worker #1 |
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Gene Hong as City Worker #2 |
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Ian Lockhart as City Worker #3 |
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Lou DiMaggio as City Worker #4 |
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Enrique Almeda as Fireman #1 |
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Dan Campbell as Fireman #2 |
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Anne Etue as PET Woman |
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Cedric Pendleton as PET Man |
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Mary Pat Dowhy as Animal Control #1 |
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Mark Brady as Animal Control #2 |
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Tamara Bick as Police #1 |
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Scott Kelly Galbreath as Police #2 |
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Nikki Crawford as Bus Driver |
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Kelvin Yu as Chinese Delivery Guy |
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Joanne O'Brien as Soccer Mom |
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Robert Porter as Angry White Man |
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Aaron Christian Caine as Motorcycle Hipster |
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John Coughlin as Jesus Freak |
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Johnny Ryan as Old Man in Overalls |
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Keith MacKechnie as Joey |
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Gwendolyn Oliver as Addict #2 |
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James Black as Addict #3 |
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Eric Ladin as Addict #4 |
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Loretta Fox as Addict #5 |
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Daniel Roy DiMaggio as Addict's Baby |
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Danny Venegas as Addict #6 |
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John Agnew as Addict #7 |
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Edward Lum as Addict #8 |
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Quinby Kasch as Lost Little Girl |
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Suzanne Turner as Trick-or-Treater Mom #1 |
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Monica Lee Gradischek as Trick-or-Treater Mom #2 |
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Chris Massey as Baseball Corpse |
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Ariel Gade as Fairy Princess |
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Evan Rivkin as Trick-or-Treater #3 |
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Naya Richardson as Trick-or-Treater #4 |
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Melanie Bell as Trick-or-Treater #5 |
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Jarret LeMaster as Party Thrower |
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Leah Rowan as Server #1 |
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Jeremy Lowe as Server #2 |
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Francesca Adair as Server #3 |
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Jill Lover as Hip Designer |
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Michael Edward Thomas as Stoner |
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Nancy Kissam as Slut Dancer |
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Jf Pryor as Dance Begga' |
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Bridgid Sloyan as Party Barfer |
| Production | Bruce H. Newberg | Casting |
| Production | Domini Hofmann | Producer |
| Production | Edward L. Plumb | Co-Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Martha Cuan | Key Makeup Artist |
| Camera | Anne Etheridge | Director of Photography |
| Production | Brendan Garst | Line Producer |
| Art | Richard Haase | Production Design |
| Production | Domini Hofmann | Unit Production Manager |
| Production | Nicole Bettauer | Producer |
| Editing | Marcus Taylor | Editor |
| Production | Justin Bergeron | Post Producer |
| Art | Shauna Aronson | Set Decoration |
| Sound | Alan Ari Lazar | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Nicole Elespuru | Art Direction |
| Writing | Nicole Bettauer | Writer |
| Directing | Nicole Bettauer | Director |
