A SWIFTLY FADING SPIRIT
Released: 2007
Length: 29 minutes
Production Media: Super 16mm film
Written and Directed by: Patrick Barry
Produced by: Patrick Barry, Mary Lawlor, David Villotti
Associate Producers: Scott Waddell, Richard Patterson
Starring: Erik Hern, Lisa Howard, Reginald Partlow, Jr. (Kizzy
Yokomura), Matt Wilson, Garnet Tipton, Rich Petrelli
Music by: James Sizemore
Edited by: Zachary Flugum
Screenings: Southern Winds Film Festival, Chaos Arts & Music Festival,
Gem City Film Festival
Quotes:
"I watched the film and absolutely loved it!...'A Swiftly Fading Spirit' is a
moving and inspiring work."
~ Josh Cox, elite American marathoner, member of the U.S. National
Track Team 2005
"I can empathize with the young protagonist. All runners know about
dodging a car on the run and struggling to survive financially as a
post-collegiate runner...the young runner tried to overcome so many
obstacles, but he stuck to his guns so to speak. It's a very gutty movie,
just like the sport."
~ Bill Rodgers, Olympian, member of the U.S. Track and Field Hall of
Fame, 4-time winner of the Boston Marathon, 4-time winner of the New
York City Marathon
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Released: 2007
Length: 29 minutes
Production Media: Super 16mm film
Written and Directed by: Patrick Barry
Produced by: Patrick Barry, Mary Lawlor, David Villotti
Associate Producers: Scott Waddell, Richard Patterson
Starring: Erik Hern, Lisa Howard, Reginald Partlow, Jr. (Kizzy
Yokomura), Matt Wilson, Garnet Tipton, Rich Petrelli
Music by: James Sizemore
Edited by: Zachary Flugum
Screenings: Southern Winds Film Festival, Chaos Arts & Music Festival,
Gem City Film Festival
Quotes:
"I watched the film and absolutely loved it!...'A Swiftly Fading Spirit' is a
moving and inspiring work."
~ Josh Cox, elite American marathoner, member of the U.S. National
Track Team 2005
"I can empathize with the young protagonist. All runners know about
dodging a car on the run and struggling to survive financially as a
post-collegiate runner...the young runner tried to overcome so many
obstacles, but he stuck to his guns so to speak. It's a very gutty movie,
just like the sport."
~ Bill Rodgers, Olympian, member of the U.S. Track and Field Hall of
Fame, 4-time winner of the Boston Marathon, 4-time winner of the New
York City Marathon
View a selected scene from the film (Quicktime required)
On IMDB
