Madeline's Madeline (2018)
Overview
Madeline has become an integral part of a prestigious physical theater troupe. When the workshop's ambitious director pushes the teenager to weave her rich interior world and troubled history with her mother into their collective art, the lines between performance and reality begin to blur. The resulting battle between imagination and appropriation rips out of the rehearsal space and through all three women's lives.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $185,576.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.115 |
Directed By
Josephine Decker
Crew
Marcus Slabine
Erron Francis
Terence Nance
Josephine Decker
Josephine Decker
Stephanie Holbrook
Ashley Connor
Sarah Maiorino
Donna di Novelli
Elizabeth Rao
Harrison Atkins
Charlotte Royer
Krista Parris
Joe Swanberg
Edwin Linker
Ted Day
Allison Rose Carter
Michael Decker
Amenya Makuku
Kelley Lutter
Josephine Decker
Rocio Gimenez
Nick Grau
Peter Gilbert
Jon Read
Lauren Bates Jaffe
Ryan Coleman
Ryan Coleman
Dennis Rainaldi
Diana Sagristá
Dale Paul Lazar
Joe Nankin
Greg Mailloux
Martín Hernández
Valerie Schenkman
Sandy Soohoo
Sean Gradwell
Kimberlee Venable
Angela Harner
Sharon Mashihi
Sydney Stewart
Alejandro Quevedo
Will Jefferson
Matthew Perniciaro
Michael Sherman
Riley Arthur
Lauren Bates Jaffe
Houston Jones
Jocelyn Chuang
Carlos Cortés Navarrete
Jennifer Ruffalo
Michael Krystek
Elizabeth Rao
Jane Wu
Sandy Soohoo
Mark Lukenbill
Sarah Gittins
Martín Hernández
Chantelle Adams
Kevin McDonald
Sean Hanley
Elizabeth Piper S.
Kelly Decker
Elizabeth Rao
Allea Ortega
Caroline Shaw
Jenn Haltman
Brighid Greene
Jesse Ruuttila
Matt Clegg
Karyn Jarmer
Michael Kefeyalew
Maluz Orozco
Sean Hanley
Juan I. Chavez C.
Devan Maura Saber
Matt Clegg
Jesse Ruuttila
Jason Duffett
Malik Vitthal
Mike H. Miller
Nick Moceri
Will Castellucci
Kevin McDonald
Mingjian Cui
Laura Coxson
Emily Decker
Eston Clare Jr.
Jorge Mondragón Cruz
Nat Jencks
Ezriel Gelbfish
Alexandra Tatarsky
Amanda Krieg Thomas
Marie-Hélène Dozo
Molly Herron
Jason Duffett
Al Michel
Martín Hernández
Alejandro Quevedo
Thane Ritchie
Adam Kersh
Daniel April
Riley Arthur
Faye Driscoll
Gail Segal
Arnold Moctezuma
Alejandro Quevedo
Olivia West Lloyd
Elizabeth Piper S.
Jenna Weinstein
Philip A. Rohr
Jorge Mondragón Cruz
Nathan Ruyle
Geraldine Coello
David Barker
Russell Barrett
Jeff Baena
TOP CAST
Helena Howard
Madeline
Molly Parker
Evangeline
Miranda July
Regina
Okwui Okpokwasili
Nurse, KK
Sunita Mani
Assistant Max
Eva Steinmetz
Claire, Woman in Pig Mask
Felipe Bonilla
Santos, Cousin Elmer
Lolo Haha
Aart
Jorge Torres-Torres
Alejandro, Craps
Lisa B. Tharps
Laura
Dana Eskelson
Lamo
Sophie Traub
Hollie, Dr. French
Charlotte Hornsby
Charlotte
Jaron Elijah Hopkins
Damon
Jamal Batts
Jamal
Reynaldo Piniella
Jaime
Henry Leyva
Henry
Sharon Mashihi
Patient in Sexy Video
Alexandra Tatarsky
Patient Melissa
Eston Clare Jr.
Dean
Dale Paul Lazar
Pink Bear, Troupe Musician
Ivan Martin
Onur
Isolde Chae-Lawrence
Costume Designer at Photo Shoot
Sarah Small
Photographer's Assistant
Emily Decker
Salome
Myra Lucretia Taylor
Kaila
Curtiss Cook
George
Mike Hodge
George's Stepdad
Suzette Gunn
Njiri
Julee Cerda
Carrie
Blake Baumgartner
Mariana
Jazmyn C Dorsey
Street Dancer - Child (uncredited)
Marie Check
Child Relative (uncredited)
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