L.I.E. 23 years old
On the Long Island Expressway there are lanes going east, lanes going west, and lanes going straight to hell.
In this biting and disturbing coming-of-age tale from writer-director Michael Cuesta, life is bittersweet along the L.I.E., also known as the Long Island Expressway, as suburban teen Howie Blitzer learns all too clearly. In the space of a week, he loses nearly everything and everyone he knows and is left to navigate his adolescence virtually unsupervised.
Credits
L.I.E. Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Paul Dano He was 16, now 40 years old | as Howie Blitzer |
| Chance Kelly He was 33, now 57 years old | as Prison Guard |
| Bruce Altman He was 45, now 69 years old | as Marty Blitzer |
| Walter Masterson He was 22, now 46 years old | as Scott |
| Adam LeFevre He was 50, now 74 years old | as Elliot |
| Billy Kay He was 16, now 40 years old | as Gary |
| James Costa He was 32, now 56 years old | as Kevin Cole |
| Tony Michael Donnelly | as Brian |
| Brian Cox (actor) He was 54, now 78 years old | as Big John Harrigan |
L.I.E. Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Michael Cuesta as Director. He was 37 (now 61) years old | Directing |
| Michael Cuesta as Writer. He was 37 (now 61) years old | Writing |
| Stephen M. Ryder as Writer. He was 58 (now 81) years old | Writing |
| Gerald Cuesta as Writer. | Writing |
L.I.E. (23 years)
On the Long Island Expressway there are lanes going east, lanes going west, and lanes going straight to hell.
- Release day: Saturday, January 20, 2001
- Runtime: 97 minutes
- Budget: 700000.00
- Revenue: 1667192.00