Homage
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Ross Marks
Sheryl Lee
Bruce Davison
Frank Whaley
Blythe Danner
Danny Nucci
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Archie Landrum is a brilliant mathematician who is hired to work on a New Mexico farm owned by a reclusive widow, Katherine Samuels. The two quickly develop a close friendship and peaceful existence which is shattered when Katherine's daughter Lucy, a popular TV star, returns home to visit. Lucy and Katherine's relationship has become strained and combative over the years due to the mixed feelings of anger and jealousy they each harbor. Archie is immediately stricken with passion for Lucy and begins to pursue her relentlessly, despite Lucy's constant rebuffs. The repeated rejection causes Archie to grow increasingly delusional, and soon he cannot separate Lucy's private life from the characters she portrays on TV. Meanwhile, Lucy and Katherine gradually begin to confront their past. When Katherine tells Archie she and Lucy need to be alone and that he must leave, he becomes irrational. Desperate and completely overtaken by his obsession with Lucy, Archie concludes his only option is to kill her.
Director
Ross Marks
Crew
Amy Ancona
Sean Antle
Abby Antweil
Mark Bakunas
Jim Billings
Jeff Bova
Deb Brunson
Kate Butler
Ruth Cantrell
Liz Cavedon
William Paul Clark
Jan Clute
Dennis A Coleman
Rick Davalos
Nelson Elwell
Todd Ewald
Tony Fenock
Lisa K. Ferguson
Vickie Graef
Lisa Hardy
Wayne Hilton
James B Irons
Pam Jackson
Jeffrey F January
Nisa Jiron
John P Johnson
Robert Keepers
John King
Heather Kritzer
Heather Kritzer
Michelle Lino
Shaun Madigan
Myles Marks
Ross Marks
Mark Medoff
Mark Medoff
Mark Medoff
Joseph Middleton
Merry-beth Noble
Jack O'malley
Brian Oliver
Mike Painter
Alex Patti
Sharkey Pruger
Raimond Reynolds
Raimond Reynolds
Shari Rhodes
Tom Richmond
Elan Sassoon
Doris Simpson
Doris Simpson
Mark N Solum
Neil Spritz
Gary Stalker
Rick Stribling
Kevin Tent
James Wakeman
W.g. Snuffy Walden
Frank Whaley
Michael Wise
Abbe Wool
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Fall November 24, 1995
Released in United States May 17, 1996
Released in United States September 20, 1996
Released in United States on Video December 10, 1996
Released in United States January 1995
Released in United States April 1996
Shown at WorldFest/Houston International Film Festival (in competition) April 21-30, 1996.
Feature film directorial debut for Ross Kagan Marks who, at twenty-two, was the youngest person ever accepted into the American Film Institute's prestigious director's program.
Completed shooting June 10, 1994.
Began shooting May 10, 1994.
Alternative Cinema Company is the newly-formed art house sales division of London-based J&M Entertainment.
Ultra-Stereo
Released in United States Fall November 24, 1995
Released in United States May 17, 1996 (New York City)
Released in United States September 20, 1996 (Laemmle's Grande 4 Plex; as part of series "International Cinema Showcase: American Independent Films"; Los Angeles)
Released in United States on Video December 10, 1996
Released in United States January 1995 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival (in competition) in Park City, Utah January 19-29, 1995.)
Released in United States April 1996 (Shown at WorldFest/Houston International Film Festival (in competition) April 21-30, 1996.)
