Eve's Bayou


1h 39m 1997

Brief Synopsis

Eve is the youngest daughter of one of Louisiana's most sophisticated and prosperous families. Her father Louis, is the town's highly respected doctor, a man known for his ability to "fix" things--everything except his own family problems and philandering lifestlye. Her mother Roz is a stunning sout

Film Details

Also Known As
Farlig sommar, Le Secret du bayou, Secret du bayou, Le
MPAA Rating
Genre
Crime
Drama
Release Date
1997
Distribution Company
LIONSGATE/TRIMARK
Location
Louisiana, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 39m

Synopsis

Eve is the youngest daughter of one of Louisiana's most sophisticated and prosperous families. Her father Louis, is the town's highly respected doctor, a man known for his ability to "fix" things--everything except his own family problems and philandering lifestlye. Her mother Roz is a stunning southern beauty with an affinity for the traditions of Creole heritage. But Eve is most like her Aunt Mozelle--impulsive, intuitive, a touch supernatural and possessing the need to know the truth about everything. Over one explosive summer, this young girl uncovers some of her family's most frightening hidden truths, and then tries to bind them together against the tide of tragedy that threatens to sweep through every facet of their lives. insight uncovers some frightening truths about her family, and must bring them together to avert tragedy.

Crew

Johnny Ace

Song Performer

Randy Algoe

Visual Effects

Mark Amin

Executive Producer

Louis Armstrong

Song Performer

Erykah Badu

Song Performer

Valerie Basnight

Sound Effects

Barbara Belle

Song

Michael Bennett

Co-Executive Producer

Brian T Best

Sound Effects Editor

Beau Biggart

Adr Mixer

Terence Blanchard

Song

Terence Blanchard

Music

Bobby Bland

Song Performer

Paul Boyington

Visual Effects Supervisor

Christopher R Brady

Special Effects

Jaki Brown-karman

Casting

Dan Carlisle

Sound

Edward C Carr

Rerecording

Matt Carrol

Storyboard Artist

Marietta Carter-narcisse

Makeup

Cevin Cathell

Coproducer

Ray Charles

Song Performer

Cotty Chubb

Producer

Henry Cline

Camera Operator

Candace Cole

Other

Sugar Boy Crawford

Song

Sugar Boy Crawford

Song Performer

Patrick Cyccone Jr.

Adr/Dialogue Editor

Troy Davis

Music

Victor Davis

Casting Director

Noel Dawkins

Script Supervisor

Gena Delafose

Song Performer

Gena Delafose

Song

Tony Dimito

Music Editor

Bill Dotson

Dialogue Editor

Caroline Ducrocq

Technical Advisor

Stuart Emanuel

Adr Editor

Gary English

Music Producer

Robert B Fisher

Foley Recordist

Frank Fleming

Other

Susan D Fowler

Casting Associate

Alberto Garcia

Sound Effects Editor

Lin Gathright

Makeup

Julie Glaze

Music Supervisor

Allison Gordin

Makeup

Cherie Graham

Assistant Director

Joe Greene

Song

Rebecca Hammett

Other

Dana Hanby

Location Manager

Robert L Harman

Rerecording

Barbara Harris

Voice Casting

Ronald R Harris

Adr

Deborah Ann Henderson

Production Coordinator

Jim Hensz

Assistant Director

Joel C. High

Music Coordinator

Lawrence Hill

Sound Effects

Andrea Horta

Adr Editor

Jeffrey Howard

Production Designer

Samuel L. Jackson

Producer

Etta James

Song Performer

Richard M Jones

Song

Tracy Keller

Production Coordinator

Stacy Kelly

Makeup

Lisa Lambert

Makeup

Rudy J Lara

Other

Edith Leblanc

Unit Production Manager

Edith Leblanc

Assistant Director

Kasi Lemmons

Screenplay

Anita Leonard

Song

Albert Edmund Lord

Foley Editor

Anthony Mabin

Cgi Artist

Deadric Malone

Song

Bruce Manning

Photography

Casi Mari

Makeup

Margaret Matheson

Co-Executive Producer

Curtis Mayfield

Song

Velma Middleton

Song Performer

Andrew Midgley

Effects Coordinator

Dean Minnerly

Foley Artist

Robert Muchnicki

Foley Artist

Donald W Murphy

Assistant Director

Don Murray

Sound

Tim Myers

Post-Production Supervisor

Howard Neiman

Sound Effects Editor

Steven Nelson

Special Effects

Jay Nierenberg

Sound Editor

Benjamin Patrick

Sound Mixer

Dennis Patterson

Rerecording

Philip C Pfeiffer

Dp/Cinematographer

Philip C Pfeiffer

Director Of Photography

Adele Plauche

Art Director

Jay Polstein

Coproducer

Louis Prima

Song

Jojo Proud

Makeup

Jimmy Radcliffe

Song Performer

Jimmy Radcliffe

Song

Vic Radulich

Dialogue Editor

Stan Rhodes

Song

Don Robey

Song Performer

Don Robey

Song

Elena Robinson

Effects Coordinator

Bobby Rock

Associate Producer

James Roque Jr.

Assistant Director

Pamela Roth

Makeup

Joanne Schmidt

Set Decorator

Buddy Scott

Song

Joseph Scott

Song

Eli Selden

Executive Producer

Terilyn A. Shropshire

Editor

Lori Slomka

Music Editor

Catherine M Speakman

Dialogue Editor

Robert L Stevenson

Hair Stylist

Roland N Thai

Special Effects

Don Vappie

Music

Victoria Vaus

Main Title Design

Reginald Veal

Music

Joe Veasey

Song

Amy Vincent

Dp/Cinematographer

Amy Vincent

Director Of Photography

Meltem Dremirer Vogler

Production Associate

Karyn Wagner

Costume Designer

Marvin Walters

Stunt Coordinator

Nick Wechsler

Executive Producer

Clara Williams

Sound Effects

Malika Williams

Sound Effects

Steven D Williams

Sound Effects

Steven D Williams

Sound Effects Editor

Nelson Willis

Production Designer

Cami Winikoff

Coproducer

Marshall Winn

Sound Effects Editor

Julie Yorn

Executive Producer

Film Details

Also Known As
Farlig sommar, Le Secret du bayou, Secret du bayou, Le
MPAA Rating
Genre
Crime
Drama
Release Date
1997
Distribution Company
LIONSGATE/TRIMARK
Location
Louisiana, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 39m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Winner of three Black Film Awards, including best picture (tied with 'Soul Food'), best director (Kasi Lemmons) and best actor (Samuel L Jackson) at 1998 Acapulco Black Film Festival.

Nominated for three 1997 NAACP Image Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor (Samuel L Jackson), and Best Actress (Lynn Whitfield).

Winner of the 1997 award for Best Directorial Debut from the National Board of Review.

Winner of the 1997 award for Best Supporting Actress (Debbi Morgan) from the Chicago Film Critics Association.

Released in United States Fall November 7, 1997

Released in United States on Video March 24, 1998

Released in United States 1997

Released in United States July 1998

Released in United States September 1998

Shown at Acapulco Black Film Festival July, 1998.

Shown at Deauville Festival of American Film (Panorama) September 4-13, 1998.

Completed shooting fall 1996.

Released in United States Fall November 7, 1997

Released in United States on Video March 24, 1998

Released in United States 1997 (Shown at Telluride Film Festival August 29 - September 1, 1997.)

Released in United States July 1998 (Shown at Acapulco Black Film Festival July, 1998.)

Released in United States September 1998 (Shown at Deauville Festival of American Film (Panorama) September 4-13, 1998.)