Upstream Color
A man and a woman are irresistibly drawn to one another, entwined in the life cycle of an ageless organism. Identity dissolves into illusion as they strive to assemble the scattered fragments of wrecked lives.
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Shane Carruth
Frank Mosley
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After almost 9 years since Primer, Shane Carruth returned with his next film, Upstream Color. Once again, Shane played multiple roles in the creation of this film – producer (one of), director, writer, actor (one of), music director, cinematographer and editor (one of). The film was made with a tiny budget of $50,000, wow, talk about being efficient. The story is not a convoluted one like Primer, which was based on time travel. That said, it’s not very straightforward either. It does talk about some unreal patterns and could get hard to understand at times. Do give it a watch if you haven’t already.
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Upstream Color: Clip 1 - Kris Comes Home
Academy Conversations: Upstream Color
ND/NF: Shane Carruth on the Visual Language of "Upstream Color"
ND/NF: Shane Carruth on the Title of "Upstream Color"
ND/NF: Shane Carruth on the Influence of "Walden" on "Upstream Color"
ND/NF: Shane Carruth on Storyboarding "Upstream Color"
Meet The Artists '13: Shane Carruth
Upstream Color FAQs
The directors of Upstream Color are Shane Carruth and Frank Mosley.
The cast of Upstream Color includes Amy Seimetz as Kris, John Walpole as Bank Investigator, Brina Palencia as Woman in Club, Andrew Sensenig as The Sampler, Kerry McCormick as OBGYN, Jack Watkins as The Sampled, Mollie Milligan as Maggie, Joy Leigh as Dream Member (uncredited), Thiago Martins as Thief, Carolyn King as Wife, Myles McGee as Monty, Ashton Miramontes as Lucas, and more.
The duration of Upstream Color is 1h 36 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Upstream Color trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
Upstream Color was released on 05 Apr 2013.
Upstream Color is listed under Drama and Science Fiction on Fanbiz.
Upstream Color has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "After almost 9 years since Primer, Shane Carruth returned with his next film, Upstream Color. Once again, Shane played multiple roles in the creation of this film – producer (on..."
