Take It to the Limit (film)
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Directed bySam Kieth
Written byArthur Jeon
Production
company
company
The Pacific Trust
Distributed byNew Horizons
| Take It to the Limit | |
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| Directed by | Sam Kieth |
| Written by | Arthur Jeon |
Production company | The Pacific Trust |
| Distributed by | New Horizons |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $200,000[1] |
Take It to the Limit is a 2000 American film directed by noted comic book artist Sam Kieth.[2][3]
Kieth called the movie "a very humbling process." He had earned a strong reputation as a comic artist and make some short films which led to some animated opening sequences for a TV series and then to a film for Roger Corman. Kieth said, "I thought it would be this horror movie, but eventually it wound up being ... he does these family pictures. Like After School Specials, those kind of things." The movie was shot near Tahoe for around $200,000 in eleven days.[1]
A troubled teenager goes rock climbing.
Cast
- Jason Bortz
- Leo Fitzpatrick
- John Marlo
- Gretel Roenfeldt
- Christian Couto
- Bobby Debevec