Additional information for S. Darko, which has a domestic theatrical release set for April 28, 2009. The film is being distributed by MGM and has not yet been rated. S. Darko has a total running time of 103 minutes.
R
USA
15
UK
NC-16
Singapore
MA
Australia
12
Netherlands
12
Brazil
B15
Mexico
PG12
Japan
13
Argentina
103min
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The story picks up seven years after the first film when little sister Samantha Darko and her best friend Corey are now 18 and on a roadtrip to Los Angeles when they are plagued by bizarre visions.
Seven years after the tragic death of her brother Donnie, Samantha Darko is still mourning him and the loss of the loving family that fell apart after he died. Her home life in shambles, 18-year-old Sam impulsively decides to join her rebellious best friend Corey on a cross-country drive from Virginia to California in the hope of becoming a professional dancer.When their car breaks down outside tiny Conejo Springs, Sam and Corey are stranded in the hot and dusty town with little money and no connections as they await the arrival of a new water pump. Wild child Corey quickly finds a friend in Randy Holt, the town bad boy, but Samantha is restless and has no interest in socializing.
The morning after the girls arrive, a meteorite destroys a local farmer's windmill, leaving a huge crater in its wake.Plagued by weird and prophetic dreams that spill over into her waking life, Samantha searches for some kind of meaning in the people around her. But she finds only the fanatical cliches spouted by Jesus freak Trudy Potter and Pastor John Mellit of the Born Again Church, the heedless partying of Randy and his friends, and the petty suspicions of small town gossips.Sam and Corey have a bitter falling out that ends in catastrophe. Without realizing it, they become links in an invisible chain that connects them to a missing child, a disturbed Gulf war veteran and a dangerous hole in time and space. Only a sacrifice of the highest order will return the universe to its proper time and place, and the clock is ticking.
Chris Fisher
Director(s)
Nathan Atkins
Richard Kelly
Writer(s)
Kent Beyda
co-producer
Jim Busfield
co-producer
Jennifer Lane Connolly
co-producer
Michael C. Cuddy
line producer
Adam Fields
producer
Ash R. Shah
producer
Sundip R. Shah
executive producer
Producer(s)
Ed Harcourt
Composer(s)
Samantha
Daveigh Chase
Corey
Briana Evigan
Iraq Jack
James Lafferty
Randy
Ed Westwick
Frank
Walter Platz
Phil
John Hawkes
Officer O'Dell
Bret Roberts
Jeremy
Jackson Rathbone
Trudy
Elizabeth Berkley
Agatha
Barbara Tarbuck
Pastor John
Matthew Davis
Jeff
Nathan Stevens
Mike
Ryan Templeman
Baelyn
Zulay Henao
Co-Worker (as J.J. Neward)
JJ Neward
Billy (as Bridger J. El-Bakhi)
Bridger El-Bakhi
Ted Moncton (uncredited)
Gregory T. Collett
Local Girl (uncredited)
Kristen Hillier
F.B.I. Agent (uncredited)
Bob Lanoue
Susie Bates (uncredited)
Kristina Malota
Emily Bates (uncredited)
Marina Malota
Partier (uncredited)
Thomas McMinn
Elder Moat / BBQ-Party Missionary (uncredited)
Ryan Moat
Barfing Girl / Waitress (uncredited)
Savannah Ostler
Barbecue Guy (uncredited)
Josh Piper
S. Darko
No theatrical release dates have been decided.
Director(s)
Richard Kelly
Writer(s)
co-producer
Jim Busfield
co-producer
Jennifer Lane Connolly
co-producer
Michael C. Cuddy
line producer
Adam Fields
producer
Ash R. Shah
producer
Sundip R. Shah
executive producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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