Upstream Color

Theater date: 2013-04-05

Blu-ray release date: N/A

Rated: N/A

6.35 (IMDB)

Genre: DramaScience Fiction

Language: en

Status: Released

Length: 1h 36min

Languages:

English

Description:

A man and woman are drawn together, entangled in the lifecycle of an ageless organism. Identity becomes an illusion as they struggle to assemble the loose fragments of wrecked lives.

Top Cast >

Amy Seimetz

As Kris

Shane Carruth

As Jeff

Andrew Sensenig

As The Sampler

Thiago Martins

As Thief

Carolyn King

As Wife

Mollie Milligan

As Maggie

Myles McGee

As Monty

Ashton Miramontes

As Lucas

Andreon Watson

As Peter

Frank Mosley

As Husband

John Walpole

As Bank Investigator

Kerry McCormick

As OBGYN

Marco Antonio Rodriguez

As MRI Tech

Brina Palencia

As Woman in Club

Jack Watkins

As The Sampled

Karen Jagger

As The Sampled

Joy Leigh

As Dream Member (uncredited)

Top Crew >

Shane Carruth

Director, Writer, Editor, Music, Cinematography, Camera Operator, Producer

Ben LeClair

Producer

Heather Henry

Makeup Artist

Annell Brodeur

Costume Design

David Lowery

Editor

Scott Douglass

Executive Producer

Casey Gooden

Producer, Camera Operator

Brent Goodman

Executive Producer

Toby Halbrooks

Co-Producer, Colorist

Meredith Burke

Co-Producer

Kina Bale

Casting

Tom Walker

Production Design

Johnny Marshall

Sound Designer

Dat Phan

Hairstylist

Pete Horner

Sound Mixer, Sound Editor

Cameron Bruce Nelson

Assistant Editor

Justin Scheidt

Assistant Editor

Hunter Holder

Camera Operator

Bongani Mlambo

Camera Operator

Reviews:

artlawless (7/10)

After almost 9 years since Primer, Shane Carruth returned with his next film, Upstream Color. Once again, Shane played multiple roles in the creation of this film – producer (one of), director, writer, actor (one of), music director, cinematographer and editor (one of). The film was made with a tiny budget of $50,000, wow, talk about being efficient. The story is not a convoluted one like Primer, which was based on time travel. That said, it’s not very straightforward either. It does talk about some unreal patterns and could get hard to understand at times. Do give it a watch if you haven’t already.

2019-01-23