Mining for Ruby
Mining for Ruby is a 2017 American independent romantic drama film directed by Laura Zoe Quist and starring Antoinette Kalaj, Jonathan Bennett, Daniel Ponickly, Mischa Barton and Billy Zane.[1][2]
| Mining for Ruby | |
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 Film poster | |
| Directed by | Laura Zoe Quist |
| Produced by | Daniel Lawrence Abrams Daniel Ponickly Laura Zoe Quist |
| Written by | Daniel Ponickly |
| Story by | Daniel Ponickly |
| Starring | Antoinette Kalaj Jonathan Bennett Daniel Ponickly Mischa Barton Billy Zane |
| Music by | Toly Ramirez |
| Cinematography | Stephen Paar |
| Edited by | Danya Joseph |
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Running time | 95 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Cast
- Billy Zane as Professor Sam Goodwell
- Mischa Barton as Jessica King
- Jonathan Bennett as Andrew
- Antoinette Kalaj as Ruby
- Syd Wilder as Carla
- Jessie Cohen as Alex
- Jessica Rothert as Alex’s Friend
- Daniel Ponickly as Jack
- Thom Van Dorp as Gun Store Clerk
Production
The film was shot in Fairbanks, Alaska.[3]
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References
- Reilly, Travis (31 July 2014). "Watch 'Titanic' Bad Guy Get All Science-y and Stuff in 'Mining for Ruby' – Oh, Mischa Barton Co-Stars Too (Exclusive Video)". TheWrap. Retrieved 7 June 2020.
- Truitt, Brian (16 July 2014). "Love isn't the only hazard in 'Mining for Ruby'". USA Today. Retrieved 7 June 2020.
- Black, Gary (10 August 2014). "Film 'Mining for Ruby' shot in Fairbanks gave UAF residents, students hands-on experience". Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. Retrieved 7 June 2020.
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