Road Kill (1999)
1h 32m
Running Time
March 14, 1999Release Date
Road Kill (1999)
1h 32m
Running Time
March 14, 1999Release Date
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Plot.
Alex is the film student forced by his college professor to stop making Jackie Chan "homage" films and make "something from the heart" in order to graduate. Lars is the painting student and Alex's roommate who is looking for a way to become a tortured artist... as long as he can keep his BMW and American Express Gold Card. Together, they meet Blue, who has recently moved into their apartment building. After discovering that she's a "hit woman," Alex appeals to her senses as a film fan and persuades her to let him film a documentary on her last "hit." As Alex becomes increasingly blinded by his obsession with capturing his documentary he risks everything and everyone, by convincing Blue to travel to New Orleans to find her foster father. Will they get back to LA in one piece... or will they become... Road Kill?
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Cast & Crew.
Jennifer Rubin
Blue
Erik Palladino
Alex
Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Bobby
Billy Jayne
Lars
Tony Denison
Mr. Z
Richard Portnow
Charboneau
Matthew Leutwyler
Director
Brian Vander Ark
Joey
Peter Rudy
Writer
Catherine Dyer
Sara
Rebecca Taylor Henning
Producer
Richard Jastrow
Producer
Chris Codol
Jordy
Marcie Lestz-Jastrow
Producer
Jon Polito
Jelly
T. Michael
Producer
Matthew Brannan
Ronnie
T. Michael
Producer
Amanda Foreman
Shayla
Jason MacDonald
Frank
Christopher Halsted
Gun Slinger
Marcia Moran
Miami Waitress
Holly Dorff
Associate Producer
Steve Gainer
Cinematography
Marc Bonilla
Music
Scott Leutwyler
Co-Producer
Marta M. Mobley
Co-Producer
Peter Michaels
Executive Producer
Lindsey Pereenboom
Executive Producer
Jennifer Reuben
Co-Producer
Details.
Release DateMarch 14, 1999
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 32m
Content RatingR
Budget$180,000
Filming LocationsCalifornia, United States of America
Genres
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Wiki.
Road Kill is a 1999 low-budget black comedy directed by Matthew Leutwyler and starring Jennifer Rubin and Erik Palladino. It won two awards in 1999, including the Audience Award for Best Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.