Finding Jenua

Finding Jenua is an American film written, produced and directed by Alison Mason. The drama features Leigh Rose, Gayle James and Jordan Mantell.

Finding Jenua
Theatrical release poster
Directed byAlison Mason
Produced byAlison Mason
Brian Mason
Screenplay byAlison Mason
StarringLeigh Rose
Gayle James
Music byHaavard Christopher Hana
Cody Westheimer
CinematographyKev Robertson
Edited bySylvette Artinian
Pål Gengenbach
Katie Hetland
Alison Mason
Production
company
Then What Films
Distributed byVanguard Cinema
Release date
  • January 10, 2011 (2011-01-10) (Idyllwild Independent Festival)
  • May 29, 2012 (2012-05-29) (United States)
Running time
70 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Plot

The film is about a young woman (Gayle James) running away from her past and moves in with a woman (Leigh Rose) who is suffering from Alzheimer's disease and she believes is her granddaughter.

Cast
  • Leigh Rose as Jean
  • Gayle James as Edie
  • Jordan Mantell as Cal
  • Brian Mason as Bill
  • Christine Kellogg-Darrin as Faye
  • Jack Cornelius as Horace
  • Jen Davis as Rita
  • Jennifer Davis as Edie's Mom
  • Josh Davis as Jon
  • Jayme Rhae Edwards as Younger Jean
  • Mark Fier as Neighborhood Boy
  • Olivia Lauletta as Young Edie
  • Candice Rose as Young Jean
  • Bryan Ryan as Rick
  • Tracy Schmetterer as Shelly
  • Owen Sholar as Young Michael

Background

When the film was originally in development (approximately 8 years), the film had numerous A-list actors attached to the film, including Mandy Moore, Mark Ruffalo, Diane Keaton, and Tony Goldwyn.[1]

Exhibition

In 2011, the film appeared in numerous film festivals, has found distribution, and will be released on DVD in May 2012 nationwide. In an interview with KABC television, Mason said, "We are going to be all over the planet, I think, in May. DVD, Netflix, I think it's going to be on the moon. It's everywhere."[2]

Film festivals
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See also

References
  1. "ReelRocket TV" on YouTube interview with Alison Mason by Caitlin Geier (Idyllwild Independent Festival), February 16, 2011. Last accessed: May 18, 2012.
  2. KABC Television interview of Alison Mason by George Pennacchio. "'Finding Jenua' director chased movie dream for 10 years', "Hollywood Wrap," January 20, 2012. Last accessed: May 18, 2012.
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