They're Made Out of Meat (2005)

Género : Comedia, Ciencia ficción

Tiempo de ejecución : 8M

Director : Stephen O'Regan
Escritor : Stephen O'Regan

Sinopsis

After years of investigation, an alien meets with his partner in a diner to discuss an unbelievably shocking discovery.

Actores

Tom Noonan
Tom Noonan
Duncan
Ben Bailey
Ben Bailey
Dexter
Gbenga Akinnagbe
Gbenga Akinnagbe
Merlin
Brenda Dellacasa
Brenda Dellacasa
Stacy
Kevin Delucca
Kevin Delucca
Steven Campenella
Steven Campenella
Andre
Bob Reynolds
Bob Reynolds
Saxophone Player
Ryan Bailey
Ryan Bailey
Tracy McDougell
Tracy McDougell
Boris Koyfman
Boris Koyfman

Tripulaciones

Stephen O'Regan
Stephen O'Regan
Director
Terry Bisson
Terry Bisson
Original Story
Paul Niccolls
Paul Niccolls
Director of Photography
Bob Reynolds
Bob Reynolds
Music
Sean Clauson
Sean Clauson
Producer
Stephen O'Regan
Stephen O'Regan
Producer
Acacia Thompson
Acacia Thompson
Art Direction
Merav Elbaz Belschner
Merav Elbaz Belschner
Costume Design
Lorena Leon
Lorena Leon
Production Manager
Sean Clauson
Sean Clauson
First Assistant Director
Joshua Anderson
Joshua Anderson
Production Sound Mixer
Michael Furjanic
Michael Furjanic
Sound Designer
Matthew Polis
Matthew Polis
Supervising Sound Editor
Wesley Hodges
Wesley Hodges
Second Assistant Camera
Rachel Connors
Rachel Connors
Script Supervisor
Jonathan Essa
Jonathan Essa
Key Production Assistant
Bruce M. Foster
Bruce M. Foster
Production Assistant
Tena Golding
Tena Golding
Production Coordinator
Richard H. Perry
Richard H. Perry
Production Assistant
Omar Robau
Omar Robau
Production Assistant
Matt Thompson
Matt Thompson
Production Assistant
Stephen O'Regan
Stephen O'Regan
Screenplay

Recomendar películas

Prelude 1
Turquoise and maroon-toned thin lines of paint are interspersed with variously toned circular "watermarks" of blotched paint giving-way to multi-colored brush strokes and finally fulsomely darkened and thickened brush-strokes which then thin to something akin to the beginning.
The Fan and the Flower
A narrator tells us the story of a ceiling fan, ensconced in the spare room of a house occupied by an old woman. The fan is lonely, and its life takes a turn for the better when the old woman puts a flowering plant in the spare room. A romance develops between fan and flower, until the old woman's decrepitude puts one of the lovers' life at risk. The fan must act.
Water for Maya
Water for Maya is a hand-painted work which came into being during a film interview with Martina Kudlacek about Maya Deren. There was a sudden recognition of Maya’s intrinsic love of water and thus of all Mayan liquidity in magic conjunction, reflection, etc.