Country: Canada
Year: 2000
Duration: 15'


24-year-old Abraham Evans is anxious to define himself once and for all as an aduilt, as a man. To this end, he has designed his own personal rite of passage, a complex ritual culminating in a (gulp) circumcision.

"We wanted to make a comedy about the lack of meaningful tradition in modern world. Abe is a young man in search of his personal and cultural identity - a quest that many people, particulary in Canada, can relate to" (Aubrey Nealon).

Biography

film director

Aubrey Nealon

Aubrey Nealon was born in 1971 and raised in New Denver, British Columbia. He moved to Vancouver as a teen and embarked on a brief career as an actor, playing such roles as Olaf on the teen soap Fifteen. In 1995, he enrolled in the Foundation Film program at the Vancouver Film School. Upon graduating he received a Kick Start Grant - an award offered to promising young directors by Telefilm and the Directors Guild of Canada - and directed the short comedy House Arrest, which has played at several international festivals and was broadcast by CBC and knowledge Network.

FILMOGRAFIA

Shit Happens (cm, 1995), Son of a Preacher Man (cm, 1995), House Arrest (cm, 1998), Abe's Manhood (2000).

Cast

& Credits

Director: Aubrey Nealon.
Soggetto e sceneggiatura: Geoff Berner, Aubrey Nealon.
Director of photography: Bruce Worrall.
Art director: Lisa Celotto.
Editor: Patti Henderson, Aubrey Nealon.
Music: Geoff Berner.
Cast and characters: Ryan Robbins (Abe), Deanna Milligan (Elizabeth), William Macdonald.
Production company: Michael Ghent per Nealon-Tammuz Productions, 1160A Victoria Drive, Vancouver, BC, Canada V5L 4G5, tel. +1-604-2544815, e-mail saanich@mdi.ca
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