Levitation (film)
For other uses, see Levitation (disambiguation).
| Levitation | |
|---|---|
 DVD cover | |
| Directed by | Scott D. Goldstein |
| Produced by | Scott D. Goldstein |
| Written by | Scott D. Goldstein |
| Starring |
Sarah Paulson Ernie Hudson Jeremy London Ann Magnuson |
| Music by | Leonard Rosenman |
| Cinematography | Michael Wojciechowski |
| Edited by | Scott D. Goldstein |
| Distributed by | Northern Arts Entertainment Inc |
Release dates | 1997 (U.S. release), DVD Release: 2001 (U.S. release) |
Running time | 99 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Levitation is a 1997 film directed and produced by Scott D. Goldstein. The motion picture starred the Golden Globe-nominated American actress Sarah Paulson, Ernie Hudson, and Benjamin Heflin.
Plot
Sarah Paulson portrays Acey Rawlin, a teenage girl who gets pregnant after spending the night with a man she just met. Acey's only friend, a fisherman named Bob, may be imaginary. And when Acey tells her mother Anna about her problems, Anna chooses this moment to tell Acey that she's adopted, which causes her to search out her birth mother.
Cast
- Sarah Paulson – Acey Rawlin
- Ernie Hudson – Downbeat
- Jeremy London – Bob
- Ann Magnuson – Anna Rawlin/Sara Fulton
- Christopher Boyer – Acey's Father
- Grand L. Bush – Toby Banks
- Antonio Fargas – Otis Hill
- Brett Cullen – James
- Stephanie Hawkins – Elizabeth Fulton
- Jim Kamm – Peter Fulton
- Karen Witter – Ranch Woman
Crew
- Lauren M. Gabor - Production Designer
- Scott D. Goldstein - Director, Editor, Producer, Screenwriter
- Leonard Rosenman - Composer (Music Score)
- Fred M. Wardell - Editor
- William Fiege - Sound/Sound Designer
- Shelly Strong - Producer
- Julie Ashton-Barson - Casting
- Brian Bettwy - First Assistant Director
- Abigail Mannox - Art Director
- Michael Wojciechowski - Cinematographer
Company Information
- Strong Productions - Production Company
- Tenth Muse Productions - Production Company
- Northern Arts Entertainment Inc - Domestic Theatrical Distributor
References
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