Common Bonds
1997 American film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Common Bonds is a 1997 independent feature film directed by Antonio Manriquez.[2][3] The movie's crew was composed of 40 teenagers from all over Los Angeles.[4] Work on the movie began at Pacoima Middle School and took place over a two-year period.[4] Film rights were sold to Encore Media and the film was later given a special screening at the Sundance Film Festival.[4][5]
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| Directed by | Antonio Manriquez |
| Written by | Kate McKinney Antonio Manriquez Aaron Wallace Brendan Wolfe |
| Produced by | Josh Gray-Emmer Dan Aeberhard Raina Roessle Evelyn Seubert James Gleason III |
| Starring | Kate McKinney Charles Rome Smith Ike Gingrich |
| Cinematography | Karen Chow-Del Rio |
| Edited by | Elizabeth Eiben |
| Music by | Michael W. Katz |
| Distributed by | wam!/encore |
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Running time | 80 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot
Common Bonds tells the story of K.C., a rebellious teenage girl serving time in community service at a senior citizens’ home. Though at first K.C. is distant and defiant, she gradually is pulled into the lives of the seniors. Together with Norman, an irrepressible septuagenarian, she exposes and thwarts a con man who preys on the unsuspecting residents. In the process Norman and K.C.’s lives are changed through their discovery of the common bonds of understanding and support that tie both generations together.[6]
Cast
- Kate McKinney as K.C.
- Glenn Dickerson as Sheldon
- Polly Hunt as Scooter
- Charles Rome Smith as Norman
Reception
The Daily News of Los Angeles gave a positive review for Common Bonds, saying it "[dazzled] moviegoers" with the film's innovation.[7]
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