Playing Mona Lisa
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Matthew Huffman
Alicia Witt
Harvey Fierstein
Marlo Thomas
Elliott Gould
Brooke Langton
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Claire, a brilliant young pianist, watches her life crumble around her -- she's rejected by a prestigious piano competition, her boyfriend forgets his marriage proposal (but remembers to dump her), and her apartment is destroyed by an earthquake, forcing her to move in with her parents. In an attempt to change her life and luck, Claire stops practicing piano and starts a life of partying.
Director
Matthew Huffman
Cast
Alicia Witt
Harvey Fierstein
Marlo Thomas
Elliott Gould
Brooke Langton
Johnny Galecki
Ivan Sergei
Molly Hagen
Estelle Harris
Joe Mazza
Pat Crawford Brown
Sandra Bernhard
Mara Casey
Robert M Koch
Sulo Williams
Christopher Douglas
Tammy Townsend
Tony Daly
Crew
Ray Angelic
Frank Bollinger
Amy Brownson
Carlos De Los Rios
Carlos De Los Rios
Marni Freedman
Marni Freedman
James Glennon
James Glennon
Sloane Kelvin
Sloane Klevin
Mary Mathaisell
Larry Schapiro
Larry Schapiro
Bill Sheinberg
Jon Sheinberg
Sid Sheinberg
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Shown at U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colorado February 9-13, 2000.
Shown at Stony Brook Film Festival July 19-29, 2000.
Feature directorial debut for Matthew Huffman.
Completed shooting March 6, 1999.
Began shooting February 1, 1999.
Released in United States Fall October 27, 2000
Released in United States on Video April 17, 2001
Released in United States 2000 (Shown at Gen Art Film Festival in New York City April 26 - May 2, 2000.)
Released in United States 2000 (Awarded Best Actress (Alicia Witt) at the 2000 U.S. Comedy Arts Festival.)
Released in United States Fall October 27, 2000
Released in United States on Video April 17, 2001
Released in United States 2000
Released in United States February 2000
Released in United States July 2000
Shown at Gen Art Film Festival in New York City April 26 - May 2, 2000.
Awarded Best Actress (Alicia Witt) at the 2000 U.S. Comedy Arts Festival.
Released in United States February 2000 (Shown at U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colorado February 9-13, 2000.)
Released in United States July 2000 (Shown at Stony Brook Film Festival July 19-29, 2000.)
