Haiku Tunnel
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Jacob Kornbluth
Josh Kornbluth
Warren Keith
Helen Shumaker
Amy Resnick
Brian Thorstenson
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Josh is an aspiring novelist who supports himself through temp work. When a San Francisco law firm offers him a permanent job, he panics, torn by ambivalence about the creatively crippling nature of corporate culture. His panic paralyses him to the point that he forgets to mail an important stack of letters. As days go by, Josh starts inventing elaborate resons for his failure of duty and imagining ways out of his predicament.
Cast
Josh Kornbluth
Warren Keith
Helen Shumaker
Amy Resnick
Brian Thorstenson
June A Lomena
Sarah Overman
Leah Alperin
Jacob Kornbluth
Stephen Muller
Linda Norton
Joanne Evangelista
Jennifer Laske
Patricia Scanlon
Joe Bellan
Michael X Sommers
Jodean Lawrence
Harry Shearer
Joshua Raoul Brody
Adele Proom
Prince Albert
Tracy Heffernan
Steve Klinger
Jessica Hird
Margo Hall
John Bellucci
Brian Keith Russell
Baron Bruno
David Fine
Todd Hickey
Joe Schlick
Crew
Mandana Alaudini
Leah Alperin
Yonas Aradom
Emilio Aramendia
Michael Axinn
Chris M Aysta
John Bellucci
Brian Benson
Chay Blanchett
Matt Blea
Michael Botkin
David Bradford
Christine Cannavo
Heather Cappiello
Gino Caputi
Gino Caputi
Nancy Carlin
Bundy Chanock
James Childers
Richard J Childs
David Codeglia
James Codeglia
Kristin Coker
Danielle Costa
Jill Coughlan
Jacob Crawford
Divi Crockett
Jeremiah Crowell
Monroe Cummings
P Scott Cunningham
Marco D'ambrosio
Lionel Da Silva
Tim Dangaran
Andrea Devaux
Fred Dewitt
Jeff Di Paolo
Jeff Di Paolo
Clark Dolan
Lori Dovi
Robert Duffin
Rhett Dunlapp
Adam Michael Dunne
Rick Edmondson
Mike Elwell
Rick Ewald
Chris Farmer
David Ford
David R Fuchs
Marjorie Galen
Megan Gardner
Melissa Glass
Elena Grassel
Michael Graves
Christopher James Hall
Anne Marie Hamill
Nick Hartanto
Nancy Hayes
Kimie Kimura Heany
Todd Hickey
Kyra Ivanoff
Greg Keller
Jack Kelly
Matt Kiesner
Audrey Kim
Shane Kinoshita
Colin Michael Kitchens
Jacob Kornbluth
Jacob Kornbluth
Josh Kornbluth
Josh Kornbluth
Josh Kornbluth
Lindsey Hayes Kroeger
Robin Lee
Stephen Lee
Jamie Lincoln Kitman
Miranda Lloyd
Alex Lorges
Amy Macclain
Tami Magaro
Peter Malone
Eric Mathis
Starrs Mcburney
Joe Mendoza
Andrea Miraglia
Craig Mohagen
Silvan Morgan
Martin Mulligan
John Osteen
Chad Owens
Christina Park
Ellen Perlson
Michael Peyser
Amy Potozkin
Christine Poulin
Jason Prosky
Charles Ray
Nathan Richards
Paul Robbins
C J Roessler
Jan Ruona
Stephen Salinas
Paul G. Sanchez
Max Sandoval
Sara L Sato
Helen Schneider
Gene Schwartz
Rebecca Schwedner
John Schweitzer
Deirdre Scully
Abigail Severance
Kathleen Sidjakov
Don Matthew Smith
Peter Smith
Kristen Souders
Andrew D Stadler
Harry Stein
Todd Stoneman
Christopher Symonds
Melanie Tomlin
Paciano Triunfo
Lesley Tsina
Chris Venot
Earl Wadsworth
Jeff Warrin
Stephanie Weisman
Rod Williams
Morgan Wise
Paula Woods Bowne
Kendrick Wright
Kendrick Wright
Film Details
Technical Specs
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Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 2001
Released in United States Fall September 14, 2001
Released in United States January 2001
Released in United States on Video February 26, 2002
Shown at Deauville Festival of American Film (Panorama) August 31 - September 9, 2001.
Shown at Seattle International Film Festival (New American Cinema) May 24 - June 17, 2001.
Shown at Sundance Film Festival (American Spectrum) in Park City, Utah January 18-28, 2001.
Feature directorial debut for brothers Jacob and Josh Kornbluth.
Josh Kornbluth's one man monologue "Haiku Tunnel," written with David Ford, had its 1990 debut in San Francisco.
Released in United States 2001 (Shown at Deauville Festival of American Film (Panorama) August 31 - September 9, 2001.)
Released in United States 2001 (Shown at Seattle International Film Festival (New American Cinema) May 24 - June 17, 2001.)
Released in United States January 2001 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival (American Spectrum) in Park City, Utah January 18-28, 2001.)
Screenplay was workshopped at San Francisco's Z Space Studio.
Released in United States on Video February 26, 2002
Released in United States Fall September 14, 2001
