Dadetown
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Russ Hexter
Jim Pryor
Fred Worrell
Edith Meeks
Ford Slater
Bill Garrison
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
A fake documentary about the economic decline of a fictional town in upstate New York. A blue-collar place where they once cranked out aircraft for the war, Dadetown is now dependent on the last remnants of real industry: the bending of paper clips and staples. Along comes API, a corporation so close to the pulse of cyberspace that no one can really define what it does.
Director
Russ Hexter
Cast
Jim Pryor
Fred Worrell
Edith Meeks
Ford Slater
Bill Garrison
Carolynn Hannan
Lucia Reed
Norm Anderson
Greg Rougeux
David Phelps
Loni Lodwig
Sean Perry
Jonathan Shafer
Kenneth Klumm
Peter Kelly
Pamela Storms
Margie Geurin
Marcia States
Sharon Stevens
Anessa Ansley
Michael Ansley-purpura
Mary Matthewson
Robert Matthewson
Stephen Beals
Valerie Gilbert
G Gunny Gundrum
Bob Signoracci
Frankie Earle
Jim Burns
Paul Drum
Lydia Sobczyk
Ed Cryer
John Webster
Sarah States
Mary Cushman
Gerald Dolezar
Dorothy Nixon
Jimi Celeste
Josephine Potenza
Melba Larose
Jerry Lewkowitz
Terry Nardone
Judi Warden
Grant Gifford
Christine Tipton
Samantha Gifford
Mary Farmer
Jerry Jaffe
Sal Cippola
Joseph Leone
Jonathan Douglas
Bill Gorman
Emery Cummings
Jeffrey White
Leonardo Doe
Robert Wall
Robert Delbono
Jim Gifford
Carl Cohen
Brian Pienkoski
Jack Creeden
Joe Iacona
Don Macri
Edward Vigeant
Dan Blanchard
Scott Cramer
Harrison Capiche
David Kinney
Gayle Stein
Don Ackley
Gerald Baroody
Beth King
Jeff Mcninch
Allison Karan
Grant Monroy
Tyler Lacroix
Richard Stillman
Lisa Nicholas
Gloria Gonyeo
Tiffini Minatel
Chris Nardone
Diane O Thomas
Crew
Mark Besas
Dan Blanchard
Andrew Bonesteel
David Bonesteel
Jim Carden
Bill Gorman
Paul Guiles
Russ Hexter
John Housley
Solomon Joseph
Dylan Kidd
David Kirkman
Mark Levy
Jane Miller
Yuka Nishino
Dimitrios Papadapolous
Phyllis Peters
Alicia Quigley
Chris Scarafile
Kristen Scott
Pam Sheehan
J Edward Vigeant
Robert Wall
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States December 25, 1996
Released in United States Fall September 18, 1996
Released in United States January 1996
Released in United States September 1995
Released in United States September 27, 1996
Shown at Boston Film Festival September 8-21, 1995.
Shown at Sundance Film Festival (American Spectrum) in Park City, Utah January 18-28, 1996.
Director Russ Hexter died of an aortic aneurysm on April 29, 1996. He was 27 years old. A graduate of NYU Film School, Hexter directed award-winning shorts and worked on commercials.
Released in United States January 1996 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival (American Spectrum) in Park City, Utah January 18-28, 1996.)
Released in United States September 1995 (Shown at Boston Film Festival September 8-21, 1995.)
Released in United States Fall September 18, 1996
Released in United States September 27, 1996
Released in United States December 25, 1996 (Landmark Nuart; Los Angeles)