Wrecked a Bunch of Cars, Had a Good Time

By James P. Gannon

Runtime (Minutes): 11:27

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Wrecked a Bunch of Cars, Had a Good Time

Runtime (Minutes): 11:27

By James P. Gannon

Wrecked a Bunch of Cars, Had a Good Time

Description

Official selection TIFF 2024

In America, the things we create we also find a way to destroy. We follow four people who have never met, but will smash each other to smithereens in a Demolition Derby.

OFFICIAL SELECTION
Toronto International Film Festival
Fantastic Fest
Palm Springs International ShortFest
HollyShorts Film Festival
Aspen Shortsfest
Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF)
Athens International Film and Video Festival
Anchorage International Film Festival
Americana Film Fest
Psarokokalo International Short Film Festival
Silver Screen: Kodak presents film on film
Chilliwack Independent Film Festival
US Digital 8 and Super 8 Film Festival
Crested Butte Film Festival
Wisconsin Film Festival
Arizona International Film Festival
San Francisco Documentary Film Festival
Drunken Film Festival – Oakland
Thin Line Film Festival
SouthSide Film Festival

CREDITS
Demolition Derby Drivers
(in order of appearance)
Frank Wisneski
Andrew Van Steenbergen
Rich & Richie Johnson
Olivia Beebe

Derby Announcer – Jay Mulligan
Derby Flagman – Tim Howard

Directed by James P. Gannon & Matt Ferrin

Produced by Daniel Bellury Grant Curatola

Executive Producer Ahbra Perry

Cinematography by Adam Ginsberg

Additional Camera James P. Gannon Matt Ferrin

Sound Recording by Daniel Bellury

Edited by Jason Tippet

Musical Score by Steve Marion

Audio Post by Plush NYC

Sound Design & Mix by Mike Levesque Jr.

Colorist Esteban Palma

Film Restoration by Grier Dill

Filmed on location at Durham Fair – Durham, Connecticut

Telecine by Metropolis Post

Shot on Kodak 16 MM & Super 8 Film

Copyright © 2024 Hardpan Productions

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