This evocative family drama follows the fluctuating fortunes in the life of Roger, who sparks a complex sequence of events when he steals a vehicle and sets forth on a journey in search of his estranged son, soon after learning of his ex-wife's demise.
Cast: Barb Dalman, Erik J Keener, William C McCallum
Crew: Michael McCallum (Director), A Scott (Director of Photography)
Rating: NC16 (Singapore)
Genres: Drama
Release Dates: 09 Apr 2016 (Singapore)
Tagline: Roger only started living, once he knew he was dying
Did you know? Lead actor William McCallum was nominated for best actor at the Eclipse Awards. While, he did not win, the winner acknowledged the fine job he did and claimed the award should have been William's Read More
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as Ginger
as Ben
as Roger
as Chuck
as Denis
as Cab Customer
as Cemetary Attendee
as Jeff
as Joe
as Funeral Mourner
as Carrie
Supporting Actor
as Funeral Attendee
as Ryan
as Julie
as Paul
as Son
as Doctor #1
as Lorenzo
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Director
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Executive Producer
Associate Production Company
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Screenplay Writer
Camera and Electrical
Director of Photography
Still Photographer
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Grip
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Archival Source:
QubeVault
Taglines:
Roger only started living, once he knew he was dying
Trivia:
Jen Sygit's song "Sugar High" featured in Buffalo won best country song at the Garden State Film Festival
Buffalo won Best Narrative Feature at the Eclipse Awards
Lead actor William McCallum was nominated for best actor at the Eclipse Awards. While, he did not win, the winner acknowledged the fine job he did and claimed the award should have been William's
At age 15, Ryan McGregor was run over by a truck being driven by his brother
Buffalo won Best Narrative Feature at the Eclipse Awards
Lead actor William McCallum was nominated for best actor at the Eclipse Awards. While, he did not win, the winner acknowledged the fine job he did and claimed the award should have been William's
At age 15, Ryan McGregor was run over by a truck being driven by his brother
