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Happiness Runs

Duration:

88 min

Genres:

Drama

IMDB rate:

4.9

Director:

Adam Sherman

Awards:

3 wins

Details

Country: USA

Filming Locations: Malibu, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $1,200,000

Opening Weekend: $2,674 (USA) (9 May 2010)

Gross: $6,051 (USA) (16 May 2010)

Cast

Actor

Character

Hanna Hall

Jesse Plemons

Joni Barth

Rachel's Mom

Kirsten Berman

Jenny

Mark Boone Junior

Victor's Father

Joseph Castanon

Little Mackie

Richard Edson

Pete

AnnaLisa Erickson

Nancy

Shiloh Fernandez

Jake

John Fleck

Chad's Dad

Kevin Gage

Hypnotist

Greg Harris

Sam (as Zia Harris)

Rutger Hauer

Insley

Loni LiPuma

Rachel's Friend

Andie MacDowell

Victor's Mother

Ann Magnuson

Chad's Mom

Steven Christopher Parker

Tao

Laura Peters

Rachel

Rich Sickler

Harris

Tyler Steelman

Nardo

Shannon Sweetmon

Suzan

John Walcutt

Becky's Father

Mark L. Young

Victor

Suzan Averitt

Tantric Yoga Devotee (uncredited)

Grace Bannon

Hippy Teenage Girl (uncredited)

Dana Berry

Commune hippie (uncredited)

Harmony Blossom

Body Painted Blue Butterfly Dancer (uncredited)

Kathryn Carner

Commune Hippie (uncredited)

Ingrid Coree

Louise (uncredited)

Sarah Kaite Coughlan

Rainn (uncredited)

Victoria De Mare

Scantily Clad Hippie (uncredited)

Jessica Elder

Pregnant Hippie (uncredited)

Jennipher Foster

Commune Hippie (uncredited)

Darin Heames

Reggy (uncredited)

Jon Kellam

Peter (uncredited)

Kenyetta Lethridge

Commune Hippie (uncredited)

Michael Lovern

Commune Party Dancing Gorilla (uncredited)

Laurie Mannette

Commune Hippie (uncredited)

Paul McCarthy-Boyington

Sam (uncredited)

Jared Melei

Commune hippie (uncredited)

Wendy Pennington

Pregnant Hippie (uncredited)

Bruna Rubio

Commune Pregnant Hippie (uncredited)

Nicole Smolen

Hippie Teen (uncredited)

Eric Steelman

Commune hippie (uncredited)

Channing Swift

Commune Hippie (uncredited)

Tony Swift

Commune Hippie (uncredited)

Quotes

Becky: They never planned for the future. They weren't supposed to get old and we were never supposed to grow up. The lost, the unwanted, and the abused came here with the purest of intentions, to build a place where there would be no rules, other than a peaceful existence. There are no couples for them. For them, there is only the moment. They tried to raise us to be perfect in their perfect new world and for a moment, maybe it worked. But I think they finally saw their own shortsightedness and failure in us. We always saw it in them. They attempted to unlearn jealousy, want, and hate, to not possess anything, including each other. They tried to free themselves from materialism, but soon they were drowning in it. Finally, we all saw failure in each other and everyone was looking for a way out.