The Evening Journey (2008) - film review
Ye’ela Rosenfeld
Short / Drama

Summary
The Evening Journey is an American film first released in 2008,
directed by Ye’ela Rosenfeld.
The film stars Nina Avetisova, Mark Bramhall, Anthony Bush, Miranda Charney and Robert Charney.
Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.
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Credits
- Director: Ye’ela Rosenfeld
- Script: Abraham B. Jehoshua, Allen Landver
- Music: Yuval Semo
- Cast: Nina Avetisova (Harriet), Mark Bramhall (Conductor), Anthony Bush (Towns Person), Miranda Charney (Sophie), Robert Charney (Towns Person), Levi Damione (Pale Faced Boy #2), Jonathan Eisen (Towns Person), Lina Esco (Marla), Roxine Helberg (Towns Person), Shirley Hughes (Fisherman’s Wife), Stephen Katz (Kid), Jack Kehler (Albert), Boris Kievsky (Mark), Justin Lader (Towns Person), Allen Landver (Towns Person), Konstantin Lavysh (Powers), Eden Malyn (Young Girl), Patrick Mapel (Samuel), Roger Matthews (Towns Person), Matt McClenahan (Kid), Malcolm McDowell (Captain Henry), Bronwyn North-Reist (Towns Person), Jessee Overman (Towns Person), Tracy Peterson (Townsperson), Rodney Recor (Towns Person), Martin Spanjers (Soapy), Josh Sussman (Pale Faced Boy), Jeanne Syquia (Ms. Hershey), Caryl West (Towns Person), Laurel Wolfe (Towns Person)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 25 min
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