Walking To The Waterline chronicles the whimsical romance and misadventures of a down and out television actor named Francis who returns to his hometown on the Jersey Shore, known for its sixty foot national landmark elephant. Unexpectedly, Francis finds refuge in embracing the people he has been avoiding.The film is the winner of the Jury Prize at the Atlantic Film Festival.
Release:
2000 on IFC/Bravo (1999 at Florida Film Festival)
Presenter:
Goldheart Pictures / Fayette Street Productions
Genre:
Film / Drama
Running Time:
99 minutes
Writer:
Matt Mulhern
Producer:
Lemore Syvan and Ron Kastner
Director:
Matt Mulhern
Cast:
Matthew Broderick..... Michael Woods Matt Mulhern..... Francis McGowan Hallie Foote..... Lucy Bammer Alan Ruck..... Duane Hopwood Hal Holbrook..... Man on Beach
Walking To The Waterline chronicles the whimsical romance and misadventures of a down and out television actor named Francis who returns to his hometown on the Jersey Shore, known for its sixty foot national landmark elephant. Unexpectedly, Francis finds refuge in embracing the people he has been avoiding.The film is the winner of the Jury Prize at the Atlantic Film Festival.