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Off the Map (2005)

PG-13 | 1 hr 45 mins | Drama | Released: 3/11/2005 |Box Office Total: $1.3M

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Synopsis:
It’s 1974 and the harshly beautiful wilds of Taos are home to 11-year-old Bo Groden and her free-thinking family. While constantly yearning for escape from her sparse environment, Bo passes the time with flair and imagination. She’s a crack shot with a rifle and a bow and arrow, an artful plunderer of wallets and briefcases, and the compelling mistress of ceremonies for a moonlit three-ring circus of her own invention. Bo’s home is an entrancing, challenging place that she will one day transcend to become the woman she was destined to be. Arlene, Bo’s warm, earthy, and eccentric mother, raises most of the family’s food in her vegetable garden--which she prefers to tend in the nude. Meanwhile, Bo’s father, Charley, the embodiment of Old West masculinity, is losing the battle with his inner demons. When William Gibbs arrives, a hapless IRS agent with demons of his own, he soon proves to be a catalyst in the lives of the family during this watershed summer. Embraced by the Grodens’ idyllic, peculiar world, Gibbs eventually abandons an investigation into the Groden’s tax history and realizes he has fallen in love with both the place and its people. In a surge of creative energy, Gibbs dips a brush in paint and pours his feelings out on canvas, discovering a long hidden talent for artistic expression. The Grodens, too, make their own discoveries over the course of this memorable season--the mysteries of love and loss, the power of family unit, and the eternal truth that in New Mexico, the Land of Enchantment, anything is possible.
Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
3/11/2005
Director Credit
Campbell Scott Director
Cast Credit
Joan Allen Arlene
J K Simmons George
Sam Elliott Charley
Valentina DeAngelis Young Bo
Amy Brenneman Adult Bo
Kevin Skousen
Jim True-Frost William Gibbs
Boots Southern Rusty
J.D. Garfield Romero
Matthew Montoya Store Clerk
Kathy Griego Consuela
William Hart McNichols Intepreter
Timothy Martinez Priest
J.D. Hawkins Jack
Production Credits Credit
George VanBuskirk Producer
Martin Garvey Executive Producer
David Newman Executive Producer
Campbell Scott Producer
Nesim Hason Executive Producer
Ron Gell Executive Producer
Sezin Hason Executive Producer
Paul E Cohen Executive Producer
Jonathan Filley Executive Producer
Production Companies Credit
New Films International Production Company Production Company
Holedigger Films Production Company
Mixed Company Theatre Production Company Production Company
Distribution Companies Credit
New Films International Distribution Rights Worldwide Distribution Rights
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Domestic Video Distributor
Holedigger Studios Domestic Theatrical Distributor Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations  
Taos, New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Writer Credit
Joan Ackermann Screenplay
Joan Ackermann Source Material
Accounting Credit
Kathie Norris Accountant - Payroll Accountant
Marjorie Head Assistant Accountant
Kathi Scharer Production Accountant
Kathi Scharer Postproduction Accountant
Katelyn Schnaible Accountant - Accounting Intern
Animal Training Handling Credit
Gayle Phelps Animal Trainer
Deborah Clark Animal Trainer
Art Department Credit
Santa Fe Art Department - William Gibbs Artwwork By
Kate Czark Art Department Coordinator
Jeri Woodward Scenic Artist - Scenic Foreman
Randall Woodward Painter - Lead Scenic Painter
Ed Vega Art Director
David Schlesinger Set Decorator
Mike Daigle Swing Gang - Swing
Chris Shriver Production Designer
Swift Moseley Greensman - Greens
Mark Alan Duran Set Dresser
Cee Moravec Set Dresser - On Set Dresser
Erin Eagleton Swing Gang - Swing
David Costanza Scenic Artist - On Set Scenic Painter
Stan Berning Art Department - William Gibbs Artwwork By
Edward Thornton Painter
Dylan Hinkley Swing Gang - Swing
Jeff MacDonald Art Department - Draftsman
John Ward Set Dresser - Best Boy Set Dresser
Barbara Nadeau Scenic Artist - Scenic
Scott Murphy Art Department - Draftsman
Tim McCullough Swing Gang - Swing
Ernest Romine Scenic Artist - Scenic
Casting Credit
Jo Edna Boldin Local Casting
Bruce McIntosh Extras Casting
Laylee Olfat Casting
Craft Services Credit
Jen Pongonis Craft Service - Chef
Ken Ashe Catering - Assistant Caterer
Alexander Vasilyevich Craft Service - Sous Chef
Casey Davis Craft Service
Film Camera Credit
Bruce A Greene Steadicam Operator
Neil Jacobs Photography - Still Photographer
Bob Heine Assistant Camera
Lynn Lockwood Camera Operator
Beau Credle Loader - Camera Loader
Mike Stanwick Color Timer
Juan Ruiz-Anchia Director of Photography
John McEveety Assistant Camera
Bob San Martin Assistant Camera - 1st Assistant B Camera
Film Sales Financing Credit
New Films International Foreign Distribution Sales
Legal Credit
Andrew Hurwitz Legal Services
Alison Cohen Legal Services
Levinsohn Legal Services
Bodine Legal Services
Music Credit
Big Boss Man Song Performer - Performed By
John M Davis Music Editor
Gary DeMichele Composer
Gary DeMichele Trumpet - Percussion
Nasser Bousida Lyrics - Written By
The Delphonics Song Performer - Performed By
Gary DeMichele Trumpet - Accordian
Thomas Bell Lyrics - Written By
Gary DeMichele Trumpet - Vibraphone
Billy Preston Song Performer - Performed By
William Hart Lyrics - Written By
Tish Hinojosa Song Performer - Performed By
Bruce Fisher Lyrics - Written By
David Onderdonk Trumpet - Guitars
Gary DeMichele Trumpet - Guitar
Billy Preston Lyrics - Written By
Billy Paul Song Performer - Performed By
Tish Hinojosa Lyrics - Written By
The Rascals Song Performer - Performed By
Brian Sandstorm Trumpet - Acoustic Bass
Kenny Gamble Lyrics - Written By
Richard Drexler Trumpet - Viola
Grant Lee Buffalo Song Performer - Performed By
Leon Huff Lyrics - Written By
Shantel Song Performer - Performed By
Mogwai Song Performer - Performed By
Jesse James Lyrics - Written By
Cliff Nobles Lyrics - Written By
Brigati, Edward J. Lyrics - Written By
Felix Cavaliere Lyrics - Written By
Roger Nichols Lyrics - Written By
Paul Williams Lyrics - Written By
S. Hantel Lyrics - Written By
Dominic Aitchison Lyrics - Written By
Richard Henry Dana Lyrics - Written By
Production Management Credit
Kelly Miller Postproduction Supervisor
Joanna Kennedy Script Supervisor
S Todd Christensen Location Manager
Aren A. Harris Production Coordinator
Jonathan Filley Unit Production Manager
Cas Donovan Assistant Director
Laudio Ruben Production Coordinator
John A Machione Unit Production Manager
Dennis Crow Assistant Director
Chris Painter Location Manager
Peter Darchuk Production Coordinator - Production Secretary
Sound Credit
Daniel Korintus ADR Editor
William Sarokin Sound Mixer - On Set Mixer
Rob Fernandez Rerecording Mixer
Mariusz Glabinski Sound Effects Editor
David Brownlow Boom Operator
Nancy Cabrera Foley Artist
Ira Spiegel Sound Editor
ryan collinson Foley - Foley Engineer
Bruce Kitzmeyer Sound Effects Editor
Marlena Grzaslewicz Sound Editor
Chad Birmingham Sound Editor
Visual Effects Credit
Ladd Lanford Visual Effects Producer
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Richard Lange Set Costumer
James Sarzotti Makeup Artist
Katie Douthit Makeup Assistant
Katie Douthit Hair Assistant
Candy Conery Hair Stylist
Amy Westcott Costume Designer
Lisa Marzolf Costume Supervisor
Aleah Ames Costumes - Costume Assistant


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