Hold Fast (2013)
Overview
Two teenage boys escape an unhappy home, embarking on a perilous journey of self-discovery that takes them deep into the Newfoundland wilderness.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.1391 |
Directed By
Justin Simms
Crew
Justin Simms
Rosemary House
Chris Darlington
Kelly Byrd
Jill Knox-Gosse
Stéphanie Chapelle
Shirley Barrie
Rhonda Buckley
Tara Fleming
Bryan Gliserman
Daphne Thomas
Catherine Lutes
Mark Bragg
Daphne Thomas
Hilary Thomson
Crystal Dawn Parsons
Michael McNamara
Shelley Cornick
Elizabeth Young
Shannon Hawes
Jim Fleming
Emma Housser
Jason Hamel
Justin Simms
Mackenzie Geehan
Janine Rice
Paul Steffler
Rhonda Pelley
James Sled
Philip Cairns
Duncan De Young
Jordan Canning
Kevin Major
Andrea Cooper
Judy Holm
Charlotte Mickie
Rosemary House
Jan Dutton
Lori Clarke
Aaron Elliott
Berni Gollop
Mark Neary
Charles Tomlinson
Andy Pyne
Timothy Best
Zoe Dempster
Susan Morrissey Wyse
Kelly Warren
Andrew Winter
Tom Marx
G. Patrick Condon
Adrian Saywell
Gord Ventura
Darren Ivany
Jason Andrews
Andrea Cooper
Jenn Brown
Terry Stone
Marco Dölle
Geoff Younghusband
Crystal Dawn Parsons
Matthew Anthony
Mary Sexton
Heather Power
Paul Wade
Glenn Barrett
Alona Power
Steve McCarthy
Sean Doran
Tara Fleming
Mark Neary
Micah Martin
Mark O'Neill
Herb Gibbons
Barry King
Sam Pryce-Phillips
Jamie Miller
Greg Thomas
TOP CAST
Avery Ash
Michael
Mike Daly
Park Ranger
Liam Dawson
Second Boy
Jane Dingle
Aunt Flo
Aiden Flynn
Uncle Ted
Mack Furlong
Man in Car
Dawson Hiscock
Third Boy
Molly Parker
Aunt Ellen
Andy Jones
Security Guard
Des Walsh
Granddad (Jack)
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