What Alice Found (2003)

Director:

A. Dean Bell

Writer:

A. Dean Bell (writer)

Genre:

Crime | Drama

Plot:

A poor young woman is recruited by a friendly couple traveling in an RV into becoming part of the dark world of truck stop prostitution.

Plot Keywords:

Prostitution | Male Full Frontal Nudity | Breasts | Female Frontal Nudity | Female Rear Nudity

Awards:

2 wins & 1 nomination

Cast

Judith Ivey	...	Sandra
Bill Raymond	...	Bill
Emily Grace	...	Alice
Jane Lincoln Taylor	...	Sally
Justin Parkinson	...	Sam
Tim Hayes	...	Danny
Lucas Papaelias	...	Alex
Katheryn Winnick	...	Julie
Tom Tumminello	...	Pete
John Knox	...	Trooper
David Rose	...	Rough Trucker
Rita Fredricks	...	Judge
Clint Jordan	...	Lot Trucker
Matthew Vose Campbell	...	Counter Clerk (as Matt Campbell)
Michael C. Maronna	...	Alice's Boyfriend (as Michael C. Maronna)
Laura Poe	...	Julie's Mom
Greg Jackson	...	Irv
Lisa Balkun	...	Young Alice
Brian de Benedictis	...	John at the Bar
Martin Pfefferkorn	...	Lot Trucker
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Yoel Cassel	...	Clothing Cashier
John Kennedy Connors	...	Creepy Guy
Harper Scout di Liberto-Bell	...	Crying Baby
Joshua Estelle	...	Toddler
Araxy Lopez	...	Cashier Supermarket
Georgiana Enders	...	Food Stamp Mom (uncredited)

Directed by
A. Dean Bell

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
A. Dean Bell		writer

Produced by
Matthew Vose Campbell	....	line producer (as Matt Campbell)
J.C. Chmiel	....	executive producer
Richard Connors	....	producer
Mie Handy	....	associate producer
Nicholas Simon	....	executive producer
Don Wells	....	executive producer

Cinematography by
Richard Connors
Edwin Martinez
Wyche Stublefield

Film Editing by
Chris Houghton

Casting by
Kristine Bulakowski

Art Direction by
Bryce 'Paul Mama' Williams

Costume Design by
Michelle Elaine Teague

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Matthew Vose Campbell	....	first assistant director
Cosmo Inserra	....	second assistant director

Sound Department
Alex Noyes	....	sound editor
Jeff Pullman	....	production sound mixer
Bill Seery	....	supervising sound editor
Irin Strauss	....	production sound mixer

Camera and Electrical Department
Abbi Jutkowitz	....	additional electrician
Mike Selemon	....	assistant camera

Casting Department
Driss Tijani	....	casting associate

Other crew
Teagle F. Bougere	....	adr loop group
Marissa Copeland	....	adr loop group (as Marrisa Copeland)
Georgiana Enders	....	script supervisor
James W. Harrison III	....	production assistant
Rachel Style	....	adr loop group

Production Companies

• Factory Films
• Highland Entertainment

Distributors

• Castle Hill Productions (USA)
• Larchford Productions

Also Known As:

Case départ (France) [fr]
Ti anakalypse i Aliki (Greece) (festival title) [el]

MPAA:

Rated R for strong sexuality, nudity and language.

Runtime:

96 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Danbury, Connecticut, USA

Company:

Factory Films

Goofs:

Continuity: In the pool scene when Alice goes into the water she is wearing eye makeup, mascara. In the next couple of shots we see her swimming under the water and she doesn't have mascara on. Then she pops up out of the water and mascara is smeared all around her eyes.

Soundtrack:

On and On

a heart warming story line that meets suburban reality

At the first glance of this film the camera angles immediately make you think that this is a low budget film that will bore you to tears or make you press the stop button. Surprisingly, the storyline comes forward and is played through the screen in a way that I feel most would relate to. I scored this movie at 7 but like most would, felt it should be a 10, you will understand as you watch it because its a rare thing for a film to be in touch with a persons feelings and how life should be shown by a TV set. Most films try to leave you in awe of their special effects, twists and turns etc, this film dealt a true hand showed a good film backed by an Alabama style storyline that most would feel was a good waste of a couple of hours. Wish I had put the popcorn maker on after all well done!