Dribbles (2007)
Overview
A talented high school artist who's never played organized sports attempts to win a state championship basketball jacket and prove himself to his runaway father.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.709 |
Directed By
Thomas Tosi
Crew
Heidi Tosi
Thomas Tosi
Thomas Tosi
Thomas Tosi
John Sharpley
David Hjelm
Heidi Tosi
Lincoln Tosi
Thomas Tosi
Heidi Tosi
Thomas Tosi
Heidi Tosi
Jennifer St. Cyr
Heather Diamond
Ben Hjelm
Ben Hjelm
Sarah Hjelm
Sue Hjelm
Meaghan Tosi
Bruce Simonds
TOP CAST
Jody Orrigo
David McNeil (as Joe Orrigo)
Eliza Rose Fichter
Mary Todd
Robert Shea
Dribbles
Harmony Stempel
Sarah McNeil
Victor Warren
Coach Dan Stephan
Ben Gettinger
Eddie Coles
Seth Holbrook
Christian Jones
Sara Louise Petersen
Annie
Steve Gagliastro
Carl Joiner
Nickelpunk
Skater Kid (as Sean C. Callahan)
Katie Martin
Sherri
Zach McQueary
Michaud
Kelly Richards
Civics Girl
Scott Hambleton
Dwight
Patrick Tierney
Principal Becker (as Pat Tierney)
Frank S. Aronson
Bus Driver
Richard Arum
Store Manager
Ariel Harrist
Check Out Girl
Jeannie Marie Clark
Locker Girl #1
Lily Kathyrn Noble
Locker Girl #2
Ashley VandeBogart
Head Cheerleader
Stephanie Gould
Nurse #1
Jennifer Matzke
Nurse #2
Andy McLeavey
Alex McNeil
Matt Musty
Kid in Crowd
Gary M. Bouchard
Harve
Jay Bouchard
Sink Kid
Kevin Turner
Kid on Bike
Mary Turner
Bake Sale Lady
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