Words and Pictures (2014)
Overview
An art instructor and an English teacher form a rivalry that ends up with a competition at their school in which students decide whether words or pictures are more important.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $3,346,257.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.2946580357142857 |
Directed By
Fred Schepisi
Crew
Erin McGookin
Loree Cameron
Rosalina Da Silva
Mary Anne Waterhouse
James Steuart
Lee Campbell
Tish Monaghan
Jesse Joslin
Scott Nicholson
Jennifer Grossman
Felix Fox
Gary Cogill
Richard Cowan
Mario Tomas-Niedworok
James Harvey
Roberta Peterson
Glenn Newnham
Robert Mackenzie
James Paradis
Warren Mazutinec
Nancy Rae Stone
Gerald Di Pego
Todd Masters
Nancy Rae Stone
Darren Brisker
Kendelle Elliott
Sanna Seppanen
Nicholas Podbrey
Frankey Dey
Katharina Brand
Erika Toliusis
Mark Howes
Karin Behrenz
Kate Guest
Ross Cockle
Peter Honess
Juliette Binoche
Eddy Santos
Hamish Purdy
Steve Burgess
Fiona Fry
Gwillym Hewetson
Karin Nosella
Andrew Kotatko
Tracey Renyard
Ross Cockle
George Alamaras
Dan Gorval
Dylan Dowd
Kim Olsen
Sasha Proctor
Kristin Shanski
Darryl Marko
Sean Elliott
Gil Forrester
Peter Wilke
Rob Dampier
James Forsyth
Mario Vaccaro
Alex Martinez
David Tickell
Alex Francis
Doane Gregory
Lorraine Jamison
Tim Monich
Jill Christensen
Anne Jacobsen
Fred Schepisi
Gerald Di Pego
Susan Lambie
Fred Schepisi
Deborah Aquila
Maureen Webb
Tricia Wood
Patrizia von Brandenstein
Ian Baker
Tish Monaghan
Curtis Burch
Paul Grabowsky
TOP CAST
Clive Owen
Jack Marcus
Juliette Binoche
Dina Delsanto
Bruce Davison
Walt
Adam DiMarco
Swint
Valerie Tian
Emily
Navid Negahban
Rashid
Amy Brenneman
Elspeth
Keegan Connor Tracy
Ellen
Andrew McIlroy
Roy Loden
Tanaya Beatty
Tammy
Josh Ssettuba
Cole Patterson
Janet Kidder
Sabine
Christian Scheider
Tony
Harrison MacDonald
Shaftner
Willem Jacobson
Stanhope
Tosh Turner
Finetti
Style Dayne
Friedman
Mackenzie Cardwell
Gloria
Eva Bourne
Catherine
Garwin Sanford
Huntsman Manager
David James Lewis
Tom (Bartender)
Brittany Hobson
Isabella
Bernadette Beck
Girl In Hallway
Wesley MacInnes
Boy in Hallway
Donna Yamamoto
Huntsman Woman
Patrick Gilmore
Cop
Andy Rukes
Seated Man
Cooper MacNeill
Laughing Boy
Alison Jackson
Tony's Friend's Girl
Myfanwy Meilen
Huntsman Woman #2
Lee Jeffery
Huntsman Man
Patricia Drake
Assistant Headmaster
Jennifer Copping
Huntsman Woman (uncredited)
Jocelyn Ott
Woman in 60's Ad (uncredited)
Ann Wu-Lai Parry
Waitress (uncredited)
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