Max, 13

Max, 13
Directed by	Abe Levy
Produced by	Abe Levy
Written by	Abe Levy
Starring	Max Hurwitz Jorja Dwyer Christopher Jaymes
Music by	Jeff Grove
Cinematography	Ruben O'Malley
Editing by	Jacob Bricca Jennifer Matson
Distributed by	Colorfast Pictures
Country	United States
Language	English

Max, 13 is the 1999 debut feature film of director by Tomales native Abe Levy, revolving around a 13 year old boy coming of age in rural Northern California.^[1] This film featured Marshall resident, Max Hurwitz, who continues to reside in Marshall as well as Petaluma.^[2]

Cast

• Max Hurwitz ... Max
• Jorja Dwyer ... Claire
• Christopher Jaymes ... Daniel
• April Daniels ... Valerie
• Josh Faure-Brac ... Camera Store Clerk
• Daedalus Howell ... Ray
• Kandis Kozolanka ... Mrs. Eggles
• Aerielle Levy ... Florida
• Greg Marquardt ... Harvey
• Christine Renaudin ... Frida
• Devon Rumrill ... Floyd
• Nick Scott ... Dallas
• Shaina Solomon ... Sasha
• Josh Staples ... Ronnie
• Sienna S'Zell ... Marianne
• Robert Vandermaaten ... Jonathan

Additional sources

• metroactive.com, (about Levy) "North Bay filmmakers forge a new cinematic scene: Abe Levy and Silver Tree ...Lifelong Sonoma County resident Abe Levy has proven himself a filmmaker to the degree that he actually has a second home in Hollywood...."
• Daedalus Howell: "09.15.99, FINAL CUT: Tomales-borne director Abe Levy unthaws the freeze-frame on his coming-of-age opus "Max, 13 this weekend at the Phoenix Theater"
• Sonoma Wine Country: "Ever since 1973, Petaluma has served as a location for many major films, including: ...Max, 13 (1997) 4 day shoot in Petaluma and 10 day shoot in Tomales..."
• Petaluma.org: "Some of the movies in which you can find scenes of Petaluma are: ...Max, 13 (1997)..."
• Cinema Picuria: (about Levy) "Abe Levy has directed a handful of feature films"
• Faltbush Pictures: (about the editor) "Jeni Matson edited Abe Levy's acclaimed debut feature, MAX, 13"

References

1. ^ Metro Active, "Best Local Indie Feature Film: 'Twas with talent, moxie, and under a 100 grand (a spit in the ocean--or eye--by Hollywood standards) that Tomales-bred filmmaker Abe Levy produced, wrote, and directed his feature film debut, Max,13--", accesses 01-08-2009
2. ^ citwf.com, Max, 13 cast/crew/production, accessed 01-07-2009

External links

Max, 13 at the Internet Movie Database