Dandy Kids Documentary (2008)

User Rating:

9.6/10   

Director:

Darla Rae

Writers:

Karen Hemmerle (writer)
Darla Rae (writer)

Release Date:

17 January 2008 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary

Tagline:

Defining what it is to be a "Dandy Kid."

Plot:

One boys Aunt travel's across the country in search of of what it means to live with the many faces of Dandy Walker Syndrome, and how she can help those receiving a death sentence diagnosis to look for answers.

Plot Keywords:

Dandy | Malformation | Medical | Hero | Autism

Cast

Brian Blackwell	...	Himself
Benjamin Carson Sr.	...	Himself
Eric Cole	...	Himself
Bill Dobyns	...	Himself
Kathy Millens	...	Herself
Darla Rae	...	Narrator
Hunter Schultz	...	Himself
Chris Van Hollen	...	Himself
Congresswoman Heather Wilson	...	Herself

Directed by
Darla Rae

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Karen Hemmerle		writer
Darla Rae		writer

Produced by
Zeke Hanson	....	producer
Karen Hemmerle	....	producer
MaryLee Herrmann	....	producer
Darla Rae	....	executive producer
Darla Rae	....	producer
Kathy Shipp	....	co-executive producer

Original Music by
Laura Dodd

Cinematography by
Zeke Hanson
Darla Rae

Film Editing by
Zeke Hanson
Darla Rae

Sound Department
Samuel Grondorf	....	sound mixer

Visual Effects by
Lauren Kimball	....	graphics
Alexandria Stein	....	graphics

Camera and Electrical Department
Gary Otte	....	camera operator
Dusty Stalder	....	camera operator

Editorial Department
Samuel Grondorf	....	on-line editor
Darla Rae	....	supervising editor

Other crew
Samuel Grondorf	....	chief graphic designer

Production Companies

• Film It Productions

Distributors

• Film It Productions (2008) (worldwide) (all media)

Runtime:

85 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Filming Locations:

Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

Company:

Film It Productions

Trivia:

Received 4 doves awards from the Dove Foundation and received approval for family friendly viewing.

Great Film,Great Story,Great Cause!

This is a great story,and great cause and I believe it will help many people.I went to see this film sneak preview as a favor for someone and I didn't really know what to expect.But I will say that it delivered it's message loud and clear,and the audience get's the message through tears. It is truly a film of the heart for these families and kids,and the message. The song featured during a montage will bring a grown man to tears.It did me.It makes you think about what is important.

I hope people will stand up in support of Dandy Kids. It is clear that these kids need help or intervention from someone.Whether it's congress,or doctors,or just all of us who can help by telling others to support this film. Who knows somebody you know could fall into something similar. I say support this film and everyone who rallied around to make it.