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Cold in July
United States, France, 2014,100’, color
screenplay
cinematography
cast
producers
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United States, France, 2014,100’, color
screenplay
Jim Mickle
Nick Damici
based on the novel
Cold in July
by Joe R. Lansdale
cinematography
Ryan Samul
editing
John Paul Horstmann
Jim Mickle
music
Jeff Grace
production design
Russell Barnes
costumes
Liz Vastola
cast
Michael C. Hall [Richard Dane]
Sam Shepard [Ben Russell]
Don Johnson [Jim Bob]
Vanessa Shaw [Ann Dane]
Nick Damici [Ray Price]
Wyatt Russell [Freddy]
Brogan Hall [Jordan Dane]
Lanny Flaherty [Jack Crow]
producers
Linda Moran
Rene Bastian
Adam Folk
Marie Savare
productions
BSM Studio
Backup Media
Bullett Pictures
co-producer
Joe R. Lansdale
Texas, 1989. In the darkness of a night like any other, Richard Dane senses a presence in his house: all it takes is the time to pull out his pistol and shoot, and a man lies dead. The police say it’s the fugitive Freddy Russell. A few days later, the man’s father Ben shows up, looking for revenge. Full-out war breaks out between the two, but when they discover that Freddy hadn’t been killed by Richard, but that instead the police had swapped bodies, the two become unexpected allies and uncover unimaginable crimes and collusion.
"At some point the script got to Michael C. Hall. And I love him, but I never would have thought of him for this. He’s made a career out of playing men with dark, twisted insides. There’s something cool about him playing an everyman. We got Michael to do something he had not been able to play for a very longtime: a regular guy, the guy next door. He read the script and liked it, right at the time I thought the movie was falling apart." [Jim Mickle]
Jim Mickle studied film at New York University and received his degree in 2002. He met Nick Damici, his future screenwriter, at NYU. After working as director’s assistant, he debuted with the short The Underdogs (2002), which was followed by the feature films Mulberry St. (2006), Stake Land(2010), and We Are What We Are (2013), making a name for himself as one of the most interesting horror directors of his generation. Cold in July (2014), which premiered at various festivals, including Sundance, Cannes and Turin, marked the start of a fruitful collaboration between Mickle and Lansdale. The duo is currently at work on the TV seriesHap and Leonard, produced by Sundance Channel and set to air next year.
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