Anomalisa
Welcome to the Kaufman surreal-neorealism tale in a dull world of sameness.
Country
Production
Budget
$8 000 000
Box office
$5 700 000
Website
Director
Charlie Kaufman, Duke Johnson
Scenario
Producer
Charlie Kaufman, Duke Johnson, Dino Stamatopoulos, Rosa Tran, Keith Calder, Dan Harmon, Jessica Wu, Adrian Versteegh, Joe Russo, James A. Fino
Camera operator
Composer
Artist
Huy Vu, John Joyce, Michael Granberry
Audition
Editing
Garret Elkins
Whole Team (63)
Whole Team (63)
Short description
An inspirational speaker becomes reinvigorated after meeting a lively woman who shakes up his mundane existence.
What's left behind the scenes
- Funding for the film was sought through the website kickstarter.com – an English-language platform aimed at developing and supporting creative initiatives from people around the world.
- At the very beginning of work on the film, they planned to make it short, only 40 minutes long.
- At the end of the film, the doll sings a Japanese children's song about the boy Momotaro, who was born in a peach (peach is "momo" in Japanese) and went with his friends (a dog, a pheasant, and a monkey) to search for treasure on an island of demons.
- There is no word in Japanese that means "heavenly goddess" and even remotely resembles the word "Anomalisa." Perhaps it refers to "Amaterasu" – the sun goddess, one of the main deities of the Shinto pantheon.
- At the end of the film, a doll sings a Japanese children's song about Momotaro, a boy who was born from a peach (peach is pronounced “momo” in Japanese) and went with his friends (a dog, a pheasant, and a monkey) to an island of demons in search of treasure.
- There is no Japanese word meaning “heavenly goddess” that even remotely resembles “Anomalisa.” Perhaps it refers to “Amaterasu” – the sun goddess, one of the main deities in the Shinto pantheon.
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Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
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