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Movie of the Year | 2007
Best First Film | 2006 | Ryan
Best Director | 2006 | Ryan
Best Film | 2006 | Ryan
Best Actor | 2006 | Ryan
2007 | Ryan
Female Rights to Male Roles in Movies | 2006 | Shareeka
Top Ten Films | 2006
Best Feature | 2006 | Ryan
Breakthrough Director | 2006 | Ryan
Breakthrough Actor | 2006 | Shareeka
2006 | Anna
Best Screenplay Written by a Woman | 2006 | Anna
2006 | Ryan
2006 | Ryan
2006 | Ryan
2006 | Ryan
2007 | Ryan
Best Independent Feature Film Casting | 2007 | Eyde
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 2007 | Ryan
Dramatic | 2006 | Ryan
2006 | Ryan
Best Feature | 2007 | Alex
Best Director | 2007 | Ryan
Best First Screenplay | 2007 | Ryan
Lead Actor | 2007 | Ryan
Best Youth Performance | 2007 | Shareeka
Best First Feature | 2007 | Ryan
Best Actor | 2007 | Ryan
For | 2007 | Alex
Best Breakthrough Performance | 2007 | Shareeka
Best Supporting Actress | 2007 | Shareeka
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role | 2007 | Ryan
Best Actor | 2007 | Ryan
Best Breakthrough Filmmaker | 2007 | Ryan
Best Breakthrough Performance | 2007 | Shareeka
Best Actor | 2007 | Ryan
Best Actor | 2007 | Ryan
Best Actor | 2007 | Ryan
Best Actor | 2006 | Ryan
Best Performance by an Actress or Actor in Support of a Female Protagonist or Female Perspective | 2006 | Ryan
Best Breakthrough Performance for a Young Actress | 2006 | Shareeka
Best Film | 2006
Best Lead Performance | 2006 | Ryan
Best Supporting Performance | 2006 | Shareeka
Best Actor | 2006 | Ryan
2006 | Ryan
Best Performance Male | 2006 | Ryan
Best Actress | 2006 | Shareeka
Best Supporting Actress | 2006 | Shareeka
Budget 700,000 USD
Box Office Collection 4,911,725 USD
The film was shot in 23 days and finished one day ahead of schedule.
Was originally made as the short film Gowanus, Brooklyn (2004), which won an award at the Sundance Film Festival. Shareeka Epps and Karen Chilton reprise their roles as Drey and Drey's mother. Matt Kerr, who plays the substitute teacher Mr. Light in this film, played Mr. Dunne in the original short.
Ryan Gosling received his first Academy Award nomination in the 'Best Actor' category for this movie.
Rachel McAdams came to visit the set during the filming of the bar scene. Running low on bar extras, to help the producers out Rachel hopped in to help make the bar look busy. Her scene never makes the final cut.
The Dan Dunne character was originally written to be in his mid-thirties. However, the filmmakers changed this to accommodate Ryan Gosling's age. Gosling was 25 years old at the time of filming.
"Dan: Change moves in spirals, not circles. For example, the sun goes up and then it goes down. But everytime that happens, what do you get? You get a new day. You get a new one. When you breathe, you inhale and you exhale, but every single time that you do that you're a little bit different then the one before. We're always changing. And its important to know that there are some changes you can't control and that there are others you can."
"Dan: The only constant is change."
