Rites of Passage
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Rites of Passage

Duration:
103 min
Genres:
Thriller
IMDB rate:
4.1
Director:
W. Peter Iliff
Details
Country: USA
Filming Locations: Santa Barbara, California, USA
Cast
Actor
Character
Travis Van Winkle
Travis Van Winkle
Rites of Passage
Wes Bentley
Benny
Kate Maberly
Dani
Ryan Donowho
Nathan
Briana Evigan
Penelope
Christian Slater
Delgado
Stephen Dorff
Professor Nash
Carly Schroeder
Carly
Ashley Hinshaw
Sandee
Guy Burnet
Mojo
Daniel Cudmore
Moose
Angelic Zambrana
Squirrel
Sharon Hinnendael
Roxanne
Mercedes Leggett
Jaci
Nicholas Leiting
Jaci's Boyfriend
Alexi Yulish
Nick
Mylo Ironbear
Chumash Shaman
Joseph Billingiere
Cumash With Torch
Joseph Runningfox
Chumash Elder
Jennifer Bobiwash
Chumash Woman
Cristina Mendoza Lopez
Chumash Woman
Rita Rangel Monahan
Cumash Woman
Anastasia Patchick
Cumash Woman
Naydah Vasquez
Chumash Woman
Chuy Garcia
Chumash Man
John Saint John
Cumash Man
Andres Salazar
Chumash Man
Alex Najar
Cumash Boy
James Neary
Cumash Boy
Andy Garza
Spanish Soldier
Ralph Lopez
Spanish Soldier
Nick Fouquet
Frat Boy
Richard Johnson
Police Officer
Cal Oshi
Police Officer
Mark Madnick
Detective
C.J. Boyer
Paramedic
Greg Cooper
Paramedic
William D. Johnson
Paramedic
Krissy Terry
Chumash Indian Woman (as Kristen Terry)
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Trivia
Mylo IronBear, who plays a Chumash Shaman, is in fact a Native American Sundancer, a Spiritual Warrior.
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This film making adventure started more than 35 years ago when Peter Iliff and Rick Halsey attended the University of California, Santa Barbara. Iliff went on to become an extremely talented screenwriter (Point Break, Patriot Games) and Halsey spread his passion for the natural world as a biology teacher/writer. Every once and awhile, the two pals would drive up to Santa Barbara and stay at Halsey's land to write. The property has a large number of greenhouses that are slowly falling apart since they were taken out of prodction in 1980s. Both always thought the place would provide an excellent set for a movie. Then suddenly, November 2009, the time was right. Iliff and Halsey wrote their story, finished the screenplay, attracted the necessary capital, and rolled into action. By the end of August they were in pre-production. With their assembled cast of remarkably talented actors and dedicated crew, they started filming "Rites of Passage" on October 13. They wrapped November 17, 2010.
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To ensure the accuracy of the portrayal of the Chumash Indian culture, the production team consulted with an anthropological expert on the Chumash during both the writing process and production. In addition, a representative from the Chumash reservation was on set several times during shooting. All the actors portraying Chumash characters were Native American.
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What Native American tribe is depicted in this film?
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The Chumash - A Native American people who historically inhabited the central and southern coastal regions of California, in portions of what is now San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura and Los Angeles counties, extending from Morro Bay in the north to Malibu in the south. They also occupied three of the Channel Islands: Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa and San Miguel; the smaller island of Anacapa was uninhabited.
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