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Director:
Kari Skogland
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Release Date:
3 May 2002 (Italy) more
Genre:
Thriller | Drama more
Tagline:
In the game of life and death... you only lose once.
Plot:
The wife of a gun manufacturer is held hostage by a man seeking revenge for the death of his daughter in a high school shooting incident. full summary | add synopsis
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What happens is exactly what it says in the title; but there are some deeper issues here that are, albeit, handled in a heavy and clumsy manner. more (75 total)

Cast

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Tanya Allen ... May

Hart Bochner ... Hank Wilford

Fulvio Cecere ... Burt McGovern

Gregory Calpakis ... Vince (as Greg Calpakis)

Terry Chen ... Officer Tom

Garvin Cross ... CIA Henchman #1

Roger R. Cross ... Officer Miller
Martin Cummins ... Russell Williams
Keith Dallas ... Young Man

Linda Fiorentino ... Liberty Wallace
Marrett Green ... Gary P. Evans - Reporter #2
Darcy Laurie ... Drunk Guy
David Lewis ... Businessman
Robert Lewis ... Fireman Frank

Brian Markinson ... Rex Perry
Suzette Meyers ... Marsha L. Peters - Reporter #1
Chiara Ohoven ... Heidi
Steve Pascal ... Second in Command

Oliver Platt ... Victor Wallace
Shawn Reis ... Mel - Bodyguard
Claire Riley ... Patron #2

Ryan Robbins ... Fidgety Dude

Jonathan Scarfe ... Bill Tollman

Darryl Scheelar ... CIA Henchman #2

Ron Selmour ... Dwayne (as Ronald Selmour)

Jeff Seymour ... Officer Pritchard

Rekha Sharma ... Usherette
Michael David Simms ... Sal

Wesley Snipes ... Joe
Blake Stovin ... Cameraman
Ian Tracey ... Mac Munro

Hilda van der Meulen ... Emma Alderson (as Hilda Van Der Meulen)
José Vargas ... SWAT Officer (as Jose Vargas)

Jerry Wasserman ... Wall Street Man
Connor Widdows ... Robbie Tyson
Peter Williams ... Driver
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Directed by
Kari Skogland 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Kari Skogland (written by)

Produced by
Ogden Gavanski .... line producer
Eberhard Kayser .... executive producer
Peter A. Marshall .... executive producer
Mario Ohoven .... executive producer
Michael Ohoven .... executive producer
Gary Pearl .... producer
William Vince .... executive producer
 
Original Music by
Michael Convertino 
 
Cinematography by
Denis Maloney (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Jim Munro 
 
Casting by
Heike Brandstatter 
Coreen Mayrs 
 
Production Design by
Keith Brian Burns 
 
Art Direction by
Susan Parker 
 
Set Decoration by
Johanne Hubert 
 
Costume Design by
Alisa Krost 
 
Makeup Department
Jill Bailey .... assistant makeup artist
Clifford Booker .... personal hair stylist: Mr. Snipes (as Cliff Booker)
Diana Davison .... personal makeup artist: Ms. Fiorentino
Gerald Gibbons .... key hair stylist
Shelly Gibbons .... assistant hair stylist (as Shelly Jensen-Gibbons)
Maria Gleeson .... second assistant makeup artist
Kathy Howatt .... key makeup artist
Vito Latrofa .... second assistant hair stylist
LaLette Littlejohn .... personal makeup artist: Mr. Snipes (as Lalette Littlejohn)
Jacquie Rahal .... personal hair stylist: Ms. Fiorentino (as Jacqueline Rahal)
Tricia Winslow .... key makeup artist
 
Production Management
Michael Paseornek .... president of production: Lions Gate
Carl Pedregal .... post-production supervisor
Tracy Traeger .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Mairzee Almas .... first assistant director
Tonya Hartz .... trainee assistant director
Gordon MacDonald .... second assistant director (as Gordon Macdonald)
Sean Osmack .... trainee assistant director
Fiona Winning .... third assistant director
 
Art Department
Darren Allan .... painter
Clayton Allen .... set dresser
Richard Beech .... set dresser
Paul Bingham .... key greensman
Justin Bishop .... assistant property master
Deanna Bonazza .... key scenic painter (as Deana Bonazza)
Niki Charalambopoulos .... lead scenic painter
Peter Christian Combe .... scenic artist
Doris Deutschmann .... assistant art director
Julie Fontaine .... lead dresser
Don Greff .... draftsman
Eric 'Rico' Hargreaves .... lead hand carpenter (as Eric Hargreaves)
Mike Holm .... props assistant (as Michael Holm)
Aaron Jordan .... construction foreman
Jeff Jordan .... carpenter (as Geoff Jordan)
Anu Kiviloo .... set decoration buyer
Andy Koessler .... on-set dresser
Sandy MacDonald .... painter (as Sandy Macdonald)
Jeff MacIntyre .... construction coordinator (as Jeff Macintyre)
Roy McGregor .... painter (as Roy Macgregor)
Steve Miller .... set dresser
Deborah Morriss .... painter (as Debra Morris)
Dan Muroe .... construction buyer (as Dan Munroe)
Gord Propp .... carpenter (as Gordon Popp)
Alejandro Sanchez .... carpenter (as Alex Sanchez)
Alejandro Sanchez .... construction first aid (as Alex Sanchez)
Jennifer Silvertand .... assistant set decorator
Lisa Stary .... greens laborer
Ken Sullivan .... carpenter
Michael Sullivan .... painter
Hans Ter Horst .... property master
Mike Vaughn .... construction buyer
Renata Zaliska .... props buyer (as Renata Zaleska)
 
Sound Department
Amy Amantea .... post audio coordinator
Tyler Berrie .... foley editor
Tyler Berrie .... foley mixer
Lisa Doyle .... sound effects editor
Thom 'Coach' Ehle .... consultant: Dolby Laboratories
Amy Giammarco .... post audio supervisor
Dean Giammarco .... adr mixer
Dean Giammarco .... sound re-recording mixer
Dean Giammarco .... sound supervisor
Sarah Hedar .... assistant post audio coordinator
Shane Humphrey .... foley artist
Philip Hunter .... dialogue editor (as Phil Hunter)
Robert Hunter .... foley & adr recordist
Kirby Jinnah .... dialogue supervisor
Ken Lee .... sound assistant (as Kenny Lee)
Jody Robert Lessard .... dialogue assistant
Johnny Ludgate .... sound effects editor
Eliah Matthew .... boom operator
Maureen Murphy .... foley artist
Chris Navarro .... adr recordist
Christian Prohom .... post-production sound assistant
Kevin Sands .... production sound mixer
James Schmidlin .... backgrounds editor
Bill Sheppard .... sound re-recording mixer
Bill Sheppard .... sound supervisor (as Bill 'Otis' Sheppard)
Martyn Smith .... post-production sound assistant (as Martyn Maximilian Smith)
Kerry Uchida .... sound designer: guns
Rich Walters .... adr programmer
Rich Walters .... walla programmer
Matt Willoughby-Price .... sound assistant
 
Special Effects by
Allen Benjamin .... special effects coordinator (as Al Benjamin)
Paul Benjamin .... special effects assistant
Reed Moore .... special effects assistant
Rae Reedyk .... special effects second assistant (as Ray Reedyk)
Ken Reynolds .... special effects assistant
Bob Robinson .... special effects first assistant
Cameron K. Smith .... assistant armorer (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Eric M. Beaver .... digital compositor
Henrik Fett .... visual effects supervisor
Jay Grunfeld .... main title animation
 
Stunts
Ed Anders .... stunt actor: SWAT #1
Brett Armstrong .... stunt actor: SWAT #2
Scott J. Ateah .... stunt actor: Police Officer (as Scott Ateah)
Scott J. Ateah .... stunt coordinator (as Scott Ateah)
Garvin Cross .... stunt coordinator
Crystal Dalman .... stunt double: Liberty
Randy Lee .... stunt performer
Kymberly Sheppard .... stunt performer (as Kim Sheppard)
Owen Walstrom .... stunt performer
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Chris Banting .... dolly grip: "b" camera
Clint Barnett .... daily grip
Harold Bernard .... second assistant camera
Michael Bray .... daily electrician
Peter Carty .... second assistant camera: "b" camera (as Pete 'Dingo' Carty)
Erin Clarke .... daily electrician
Stuart Collison .... lamp operator
James Dittiger .... unit photographer
Cameron Drinkle .... video playback operator
Gareth Farfan .... rigging grip
Louise Haut .... daily grip
Cam Hayduk .... first assistant camera (as Cameron Hayduk)
Phil Hersee .... special shoot photographer (as Philip Hersee)
Colin Hillis .... lamp operator
Cliff Hokanson .... Steadicam operator
Shannon Kohli .... daily electrician
Phillipe Lacroix .... rigging gaffer (as Philippe Lacroix)
George Lajtai .... camera operator: "b" camera
George Lajtai .... director of photography: second unit
Rick Laning .... key grip
Jim Lester .... daily grip
Ron Lester .... daily grip
Ian Low .... daily grip
Prem Marimuthu .... electrician
Kelly Mason .... camera operator: "a" camera
Royce Mattice .... daily electrician
Ed McMahon .... daily grip (as Ed Mcmahon)
Tim Moynihan .... camera operator: "c" camera
Jordan Neifer .... grip (as Jordy Niefer)
Peter Pacula .... daily grip
Troy J. Peters .... chief lighting technician (as Troy Peters)
Rick Podd .... daily grip
Douglas Pruss .... first assistant camera: "c" camera (as Doug Pruss)
Tony Richardson .... lamp operator
Sean Rooney .... best boy electric
Gregory Rutherford .... grip (as Greg Rutherford)
Raj Sangha .... camera trainee
Leon Serginson .... best boy grip
Kevin Stachow .... generator operator
Robert Wood .... first assistant camera: "b" camera
David Zimmerman .... dolly grip: "a" camera (as Dave Zimmerman)
 
Casting Department
Jennifer Blake .... casting assistant
Errin Clutton .... casting assistant
Trish Kelly .... casting assistant
Melissa Perry .... extras casting director
Laura Steuart .... extras casting assistant
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Craig Anthony .... personal dresser: Mr. Snipes
Patti Bishop .... costumer
Luisa Dalmagro .... costumer (as Luisa Dal Magro)
Gerry Gail Endean .... truck costumer
Stephanie L. Jones .... costumer
Paulette Nelson .... on-set costume supervisor
Amanda Paller .... costumer
April Poppe .... assistant costume designer
 
Editorial Department
Michelle Daricek .... second assistant editor
Stephen Downie .... second assistant editor
Michael G. England .... first assistant editor: Vancouver
Bob Fredrickson .... color timer
Frank Moshier .... post-production coordinator
Mary Nelson-Duerrstein .... negative cutter
Gloria Vela .... first assistant editor: Los Angeles
 
Music Department
Brian Baumont .... pro tools operator
Greg Collins .... music mixer
Greg Collins .... music recordist
Michael Convertino .... musician
Michael Convertino .... score producer
Joel C. High .... music supervisor
Tony Kowalski .... musician
Jamie Muhoberac .... musician
Bobby Muzingo .... musician
Bobby Muzingo .... supervising music editor
Brendan Ostrander .... music editor
Carmen Rizzo .... musician
Rail Rogut .... pro tools operator (as Rail Jon Rogut)
Stephanie Urcheck .... music coordinator: Lions Gate
Jamie Muhoberac .... composer: additional music (uncredited)
Bobby Muzingo .... composer: additional music (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
Reese Alexander .... driver: special equipment
Ron Bartrom .... driver: honeywagon
Dave Bryant .... transportation co-captain (as Dave 'Yukon' Bryant)
Tony Bryant .... driver: star trailer
Stanford Davis .... personal driver: Mr. Snipes (as Stan Davis)
John J.D. Dryden .... personal driver: Ms. Fiorentino (as John 'JD' Dryden)
Jim Farara .... driver: hair/makeup/ wardrobe (as James Farara)
Frank Guadagno .... driver: director/cast
Tuesday 'T.C.' Hogan .... driver: star trailer (as Tuesday Hogan)
Gary Hostad .... driver: shuttle
Ron Itterman .... driver: cast/shuttle
Robin King .... picture vehicle wrangler
Ben Liljedahl .... transportation captain
Joe MacEachen .... driver: cable truck (as Joe Mceachon)
Tracey Mcleod .... driver: shuttle
Rico Rogers .... transportation coordinator
 
Other crew
Gregory Diamond Almas .... production assistant: assistant director (as Gregory Almas)
Marie Amenta .... accounting clerk
Jennifer Anderson .... assistant: Ogden Gavanski
Jennifer Anderson .... script coordinator
Mike Atwater .... location production assistant
Colin 'Race' Bannon .... location production assistant
Raegan Birch .... location production assistant (as Reagan Birch)
Galen Bullard .... location production assistant
David Chisholm .... chef (as Davey Chisholm)
Patrick Conroy .... production office assistant
Neil M. Crotier .... security
Lori Davis .... assistant: Mr. Snipes
Nadia Day .... production coordinator
Konrad Dowling .... insurance
Paul Duke .... chef
Steve Duke .... chef
James Duncan .... location production assistant
Jim Filippone .... aerial coordinator
Brian Flaherty .... assistant: Peter Marshall
Natalie Fokes .... payroll accountant
Sara Forest .... accounting clerk
Steven Forster .... chef (as Steve Forster)
Julia Frittaion .... unit publicist
Wayne Gaines .... security
Tyson Gallagher .... location production assistant
Janet Glowa .... production office assistant
Alec Gould .... production co-accountant
Mike Grace .... security
Melanie Haines .... assistant production coordinator
Jeff Harris .... consultant: SWAT
Linda-Lisa Hayter .... script supervisor
Jeffrey Herd .... assistant: Gary Pearl
Tara Howie .... production assistant
Richard Jordan .... senior vice president of physical operations: Lions Gate
Brian Kingman .... insurance
Patrick Kirkland .... location production assistant
Don Knodel .... location manager
Patrick Kokesch .... armorer (as Pat Kokesch)
Nikki Lawder .... business and legal affairs assistant: Lions Gate
Betty Lee .... production controller: Lions Gate
Danny Lee .... business affairs coordinator
Wayne Levin .... executive vice president of business affairs: Lions Gate
Robert Lewis .... utility reader
Dara Macgowan .... location production assistant
Laurie May .... senior vice president of business and legal affairs: Lions Gate
Gordon McIntosh .... location production assistant (as Gordon Mcintosh)
Tyler McIntyre .... location production assistant (as Tyler Mcintyre)
Jane McKernan .... production accountant (as Jane Mckernan)
Denis McWilliams .... assistant location manager (as Denis Mcwilliams)
Robert M. Melnik .... vice president of business affairs: Lions Gate
Darin Mickelson .... location production assistant
Rico Mielnicki .... trainee assistant location manager
Curtis A. Miller .... production coordinator: Lions Gate
Constance Mills .... assistant to director
Bettina Tendler O'Mara .... product placement
Scott Outhwhaite .... location production assistant (as Scott Outhwaite)
Brad Pacaud .... key production assistant
Dale Paterson .... security
Lance Peverley .... extras wrangler
Bob Presner .... completion bond
Darren Robertson .... playback coordinator
David Rockwell .... assistant production accountant
Bob Ryan .... security coordinator
Jacqueline Samuda .... stand-in: 'Liberty'
Brett Singleton .... security
Donna Sloan .... vice president of production: Lions Gate
Kevin Stadnyk .... armorer
Trevor Steele .... extras craft service
Trevor Steele .... first aid
Ariane Stevenson .... stand-in
Cliff Steward .... security
Rachael Taylor .... extras wrangler (as Rachel Taylor)
Brent Thompson .... security
Michael Thompson .... craft service
Michael Thompson .... first aid
Trevor Undi .... second assistant production coordinator
Charlyn Ware .... director of legal and business affairs: Lions Gate
Brian Weisberg .... assistant: Gary Pearl
Scott Witty .... stand-in (as Scott R. Witty)
 
Thanks
Sara Bottfeld .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of
Steve Burkow .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of (as Steven Burkow)
Bill Douglass .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of
Scott Lambert .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of
Victor McGauley .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of
Todd Rubenstein .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of
Denise Shaw .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of
Michelle Stern-Bowen .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of
Robert Stulberg .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of (as Bob Stulberg)
David Wirtschafter .... the filmmakers would like to acknowledge the assistance of (as David Wirtshafter)
 

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Also Known As:
Liberty stands still - Im Visier des Mörders (Germany) (DVD title)
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MPAA:
Rated R for violence and language.
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Runtime:
92 min
Country:
Germany | Canada
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Dolby
Certification:
Singapore:NC-16 | Iceland:16 | Canada:14A (Canadian Home Video rating) | USA:R (No. 38558) | Netherlands:12 | Netherlands:16 (video rating) | UK:15 | Argentina:16 | Australia:MA | Germany:16 | Peru:14 | Canada:AA
Filming Locations:
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Company:
Lions Gate Films more

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Continuity: After the SWAT team has cleared the park of pedestrians, there are several shots of Liberty standing by the cart with people walking by in the background. more
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Joe: The one thing, that guarantees our freedom and independence, is responsibility. We lost that somewhere between Vietnam and presidential blowjobs. more
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What happens is exactly what it says in the title; but there are some deeper issues here that are, albeit, handled in a heavy and clumsy manner., 1 February 2008
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Author: johnnyboyz (j_l_h_m@yahoo.co.uk) from Hampshire, England

I always find it difficult to knock independent films since they frequently display a vision or a touch of originality that other more larger budget films do not care for. To make a film is difficult but to make one on such a low budget is almost an ordeal; so independent film-making from my point of view, should always be given some benefits of the doubt as they do not have such a large margin or error to work with. Here, Canadian director Kari Skogland has taken on a fascinating subject matter and attempted to make it into a taught and interesting thriller with a message; unfortunately, he fails to do so on the scale I expect he wanted to.

At a time when the Washington sniper was at large, it seems interesting how this film managed to sneak under the radar the way it did. The film opened in a mere 49 cinemas in Italy and pretty much went straight to DVD in America; bar a film festival premiere in Palm Springs. At a time when Schumacher's Phone Booth (itself being put back due to the Washington sniper) and Moore's Bowling for Columbine attempted to tackle the idea of America's gun obsession, I am surprised Liberty Stands Still was the ghost film that it was. The film is outgoing; giving us two protagonists to map onto: there is Liberty (Fiorentino) who despite being the victim and embodying an innocent persona, is 'guilty' merely for the fact it is her company that made the gun that had Joe's (Snipes) daughter killed by another child. This is an interesting dilemma for the audience: do we side with innocent but on a larger level guilty female or black male victim who has suffered great loss. As far as prioritising its lead characters, Liberty Stands Still does a better job than Phone Booth which gives us the option of: obnoxious everyday man vs. psychopath; but this is just about all Liberty Stands Still does better than Phone Booth.

The film is surprisingly unexciting; maintaining a steady if not unspectacular atmosphere throughout. Its attention to pace and subject matter directly on screen is another area that plods along at a gentile rate. The film's one item of suspense that it would like to think has us on tenterhooks the entire time is in the form of a bomb in a hot dog stand Liberty is ankle cuffed to. Hitchcock once said if there are two men in a room, at a table with a bomb underneath and it explodes, that is action; but if it does not explode, that is suspense. Well, delete 'two men' and replace with 'one woman' and replace 'table' with 'hot dog stand' and you have the premise for this film. Given that quote, the bomb is supposed to have us feeling uneasy and nervy but we are told it is powerful enough to destroy an entire two blocks or something; this raises two questions: If the bomb is detonated at any time during the film, the film ends there and then because I assume that since we're seeing the action in the immediate vicinity of the device; if it does go off the screen would just go black and that's the end. Secondly, I never for one moment got the feeling Joe was a mass-murderer nor would he ever detonate the bomb since he would also be killing himself. Joe is focused on Liberty and the fact she works for the company - he's not interested in everyone else.

So in this sense, the film's main weapon of suspense it has; its 'ace' so to speak is a bit of an anti-climatic Macguffin since you don't get the feeling Joe is as crazy as, say, the sniper in Phone Booth who would have put a round between Farrell's eyes if he'd wanted to. Consequently, when various people wonder up to Liberty like police men or people looking for burgers or indeed Bill (Scarfe) who for some reason gets involved in the game, the atmosphere is anticlimactic: Joe cannot shoot these people because he will give away his position and he won't blow the bomb since the film will end there and then. That said, one such person is shot next to Liberty but the film is so wrapped up in its false knowledge that it has us on the edge of our seats that it doesn't even play out events in a realistic manner to the shooting. Where were the ambulance crews and police cars swarming around; someone maybe rushing to her without her giving so much as a chance to shout at them.

Liberty Stands Still is a film that although has one man stand up against the society that sold the person the gun that killed his daughter, it does not ever give its characters much to speak about. I hate to talk of Phone Booth again but if Farrell's character was being made aware of his sins and being corrected, fair enough since there is evidence to suggest that; here, Joe and Liberty banter about this and that before her husband gets involved and Joe has to shoot some policemen on other roofs. Where wrongs should be made right and characters change, the film beds down into a negotiation situation more than anything else. The film has us believe that no one would notice the gun fire and ricochets that occur at certain times; nor does the film create much atmosphere as the music we hear is of the weird and electronic variety; totally zoning us out of anything we should be feeling. Whilst not a bad film, Liberty Stands Still feels like a genuine missed opportunity; an opportunity that given what was happening in Washington and Columbine at the time, could've changed how American's look at their gun ideas even more than what they eventually did.

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