Slacker (1990)
Une journée dans la ville d'Austin, Texas, parmi de jeunes adultes glandeurs, artistes velléitaires, étudiants, chômeurs, marginaux, inadaptés ou réfractaires à l'ordre social. Une série de vignettes où les vies s'entrecroisent.
Directeur: Richard Linklater
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Richard Linklater as Should Have Stayed at Bus Station |
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Rudy Basquez as Taxi Driver |
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Jean Caffeine as Roadkill |
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Jan Hockey as Jogger |
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Stephan Hockey as Running Late |
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Mark James as Hit-and-Run Son |
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Samuel Dietert as Grocery Grabber of Death's Bounty |
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Bob Boyd as Officer Bozzio |
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Terrence Kirk as Officer Love |
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Keith McCormack as Street Musician |
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Jennifer Schaudies as Walking to Coffee Shop |
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Dan Kratochvil as Espresso Czar / Masonic Malcontent |
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Maris Strautmanis as Giant Cappuccino |
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Brecht Andersch as Dostoyevsky Wannabe |
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Tommy Pallotta as Looking for Missing Friend |
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Jerry Delony as Been on the Moon Since the 50's |
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Heather West as Tura Satana Look-Alike |
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John Spath as Co-op Guy |
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Ron Marks as Bush Basher |
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Daniel Dugan as Comb Game Player |
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Brian Crockett as Sadistic Comb Game Player |
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Scott Marcus as Ultimate Loser |
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Stella Weir as Stephanie from Dallas |
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Teresa Taylor as Pap Smear Pusher |
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Mark Harris as T-Shirt Terrorist |
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Greg Wilson as Anti-Traveller |
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Deborah Pastor as Wants to Leave Country |
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Gina Lalli as Sidewalk Psychic |
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Sharon Roos as Devoted Follower |
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Frank Orrall as Happy-Go-Lucky Guy |
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Skip Fulton Jr. as Two for One Special |
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Abra Moore as Has Change |
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Lori Capp as Traumatized Yacht Owner |
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Gus Vayas as Cranky Cook |
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Louis Black as Paranoid Paper Reader |
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Don Stroud as Recluse in Bathrobe |
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Janelle Coolich as Shut-in Girlfriend |
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Aleister Barron as Peeping Kid |
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Albans Benchoff as Coke Machine Robber |
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Nigel Benchoff as Budding Capitalist Youth |
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Zara Barron as Coke Heist Accomplice |
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Kevin Whitley as Jilted Boyfriend |
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Steven Anderson as Guy Who Tosses Typewriter |
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Robert Pierson as Based on Authoritative Sources |
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Sarah Harmon as Has Faith in Groups |
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David Haymond as Street Dweller |
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John Slate as 'Conspiracy A-Go-Go' Author |
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Scott Van Horn as Nova |
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Lee Daniel as GTO |
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Charles Gunning as Hitchhiker Awaiting 'True Call' |
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Tamsy Ringler as Video Interviewer |
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Luke Savisky as Video Cameraman |
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Meg Brennan as Sitting at Cafe |
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Phillip Hostak as Hit Up for Cigarettes |
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D. Angus MacDonald as Video Playing Store Security |
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Shelly Kristaponis as Shoplifter |
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Louis Mackey as Old Anarchist |
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Kathy McCarty as Anarchist's Daughter |
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Michael Laird as Burglar |
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Jack Meredith as Get-Away Accomplice |
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Clark Walker as Cadillac Crook |
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Kalman Spelletich as Video Backpacker |
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Siqgouri Wilkovich as Slapping Boyfriend |
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John Hawkins as Choking Girlfriend |
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Scott Rhodes as Disguntled Grad Student |
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D. Montgomery as Having a Breakthrough Day |
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Mimi Vitetta as Teacup Sculpter |
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Susannah Simone as Working on Same Painting |
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Bruce Hughes as Card Playing Waiter |
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Keith Fletcher as Cafe Card Player #1 |
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Eric Buehlman as Cafe Card Player #2 |
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Seth Maxwell Malice as Scooby Doo Philosopher |
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Mark Quirk as Papa Smurf |
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Kim Krizan as Questions Happiness |
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Annick Souhami as Has Conquered Fear of Rejection |
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Regina Garza as Smoking Writer |
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Stephen Jacobson as S-T-E-V-E with a Van |
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Eric Lord as Doorman at Club |
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Kelly Linn as Bike Rider with Nice Shoes |
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Athiná-Rachél Tsangári as Cousin from Greece |
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Stewart Bennet as Sitting on Ledge |
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Kevin Thomson as Handstamping Arm Licker |
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Nick Maffei as Pixl-Visionary |
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Nolan Morrison as To Be Buried by History |
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Kyle Rosenblad as Going to Catch a Show |
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Ed Hall as Band Playing at Club |
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Lucinda Scott as Dairy Queen Photographer |
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Wammo as Anti-Artist |
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Marianne Hyatt as Late Night Pick-Up |
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Gary Price as Watching Early Morning TV |
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Joseph Jones as Old Man Recording Thoughts |
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Kendall Smith as Post-Modern Paul Revere |
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Sean Coffey as Super 8 Cameraman |
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Jennifer Carroll as All-Night Partier |
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Patrice Sullivan as Day Tripper |
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Greg Ward as Tosses Camera Off Cliff |
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Mike Enright as Bicyclist (uncredited) |
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Robert Jacks as Club Owner (voice) (uncredited) |
| Directing | Richard Linklater | Director |
| Sound | D. Montgomery | Sound |
| Editing | Omar Godinez | Colorist |
| Camera | Scott Conn | Key Grip |
| Camera | Carlos Omar Guerra | Grip |
| Editing | Dave Pultz | Color Timer |
| Camera | Clark Walker | Assistant Camera |
| Camera | Abby Antweil | Grip |
| Art | Deborah Pastor | Art Direction |
| Directing | Meg Brennan | Script Supervisor |
| Camera | Clark Walker | Dolly Grip |
| Art | Ron Marks | Graphic Designer |
| Camera | Scott Rhodes | Grip |
| Art | Raul V. Carrera | Set Dresser |
| Camera | John Spath | Grip |
| Camera | Ralph Watson | Steadicam Operator |
| Camera | Dennis Reynolds | Grip |
| Camera | Tracey Holman Weaver | Grip |
| Editing | Bob Rogers | Negative Cutter |
| Art | D. Montgomery | Art Direction |
| Sound | Fred Remmert | Sound Engineer |
| Writing | Richard Linklater | Writer |
| Production | Richard Linklater | Producer |
| Camera | Lee Daniel | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Scott Rhodes | Editor |
| Production | Anne Walker-McBay | Casting |
| Art | Deborah Pastor | Production Design |
| Production | Anne Walker-McBay | Production Manager |
