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Smoke (1995) [R]

Release Date:
June 9, 1995

Original Title:
Smoke

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Eurospace
Miramax
NDF International

Production Countries:
Germany | Japan | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 12  DE: 12  KR: All  NL: 6  PT: M/12  US: R 

Runtime: 112

The most precious things are lighter than air.

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Writer Paul Benjamin is nearly hit by a bus when he leaves Auggie Wren's smoke shop. Stranger Rashid Cole saves his life, and soon middle-aged Paul tells homeless Rashid that he wouldn't mind a short-term housemate. Still grieving over his wife's murder, Paul is moved by both Rashid's quest to reconnect with his father and Auggie's discovery that a woman who might be his daughter is about to give birth.

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"A" Camera Operator:
David Knox

ADR Voice Casting:
David H. Kramer

Additional Editor:
Christopher Tellefsen

Art Department Assistant:
Magen Kauffman

Art Department Coordinator:
Loretta Farb

Art Department Trainee:
William Breslo
Rae Umsted
Jean-Phillipe Preteur
Shanya Tsao
Pam Shawshin

Art Direction:
Jeffrey D. McDonald

Assistant Director:
David Marcellino

Assistant Editor:
Morgan Neville

Assistant Location Manager:
Heidi Topper

Assistant Production Coordinator:
John Daschbach

Assistant Property Master:
Laura Iler

Assistant Sound Editor:
Chris Fielder
Donovan C. Howard
Brian Langman

Associate Producer:
Shoko Kimizuka

Best Boy Electric:
Thomas Dolan

Best Boy Grip:
Peter Betulia
Billy Miller Jr.

Boom Operator:
Mark Goodermote
John Fundus

Cableman:
Richard Murphy

Carpenter:
Charles Cecil
Rodney Clark
Timothy Main
W. Ernest Stalder
Ernie Gangloff
Claude Horstmann
Andrew Gangloff
Mark Mann

Casting:
Heidi Levitt
Billy Hopkins
Kim Orchen

Charge Scenic Artist:
Elizabeth Linn

Co-Director:
Paul Auster

Color Timer:
Tom Salvatore

Colorist:
Greg Babiuk
Leo Hallal

Conductor:
Jonathan Sheffer

Construction Coordinator:
Rhonda Moscoe
Bill Lehne

Construction Grip:
Glen Bowen
Sam Burrell
Vince Biscano
Larry Steinberg
Chris Marzulli

Costume Assistant:
John Denison

Costume Design:
Claudia Brown
Chuck Keehne

Craft Service:
Lauren Gale

Dialect Coach:
Lilene Mansell

Dialogue Editor:
Kenton Jakub
Fred Rosenberg
Jeffrey Stern
Sylvia Menno

Director:
Wayne Wang

Director of Photography:
Adam Holender

Dolly Grip:
James W. Finnerty

Editor:
Christopher Tellefsen
Maysie Hoy

Electrician:
Collin Quinlan
Thomas Landi

Executive Producer:
Satoru Iseki
Harvey Weinstein
Bob Weinstein

Extras Casting:
Cary Wong
Judie Fixler

First Assistant Camera:
John Cambria

First Assistant Director:
Todd Pfeiffer

First Assistant Editor:
Sara Corrigan
Debra C. Victoroff
James Cozza
Liz Schenck

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Julie Lindner

Foley Artist:
Marko Costanzo

Foley Editor:
Steven Visscher
Frank Kern

Foley Supervisor:
Bruce Pross

Gaffer:
James A. Dolan

Graphic Designer:
Joan Winters
Janene Higgins

Grip:
Harry Ford
Billy Miller

Hairstylist:
Wayne Herndon

Key Carpenter:
Mark Horstmann

Key Construction Grip:
John Merrick

Key Grip:
Brad Goss

Key Set Production Assistant:
Nina Chien

Leadman:
Gus Papadopoulos

Line Producer:
Diana Phillips

Location Manager:
Lys Hopper

Location Production Assistant:
Alex Corven Caronia
George Lazaros

Makeup Artist:
Patricia Regan

Music Consultant:
Lynn Geller

Music Editor:
James Flatto
Brunilda Torres
Steve Borne

Musician:
John Moses

On Set Dresser:
Joel Barkow

Orchestrator:
Emile Charlap
Rachel Portman

Original Music Composer:
Rachel Portman

Post Production Assistant:
Kristen Kusama
Avi Zev Weider

Post Production Scripts:
Kevin Donegan

Post Production Supervisor:
Jasmine Kosovic

Producer:
Hisami Kuroiwa
Peter Newman
Kenzo Horikoshi
Greg Johnson

Production Coordinator:
Jennifer Roth

Production Design:
Kalina Ivanov

Production Secretary:
Exile Ramirez

Property Master:
Ann Edgeworth

Prosthetics:
Robert Alonso

Scenic Artist:
Robert Barnett
Lauren Doner
Philip Kennedy
Joyce Kubalak-Szuflita

Scoring Mixer:
Brian Risner

Script Supervisor:
Karen Kelsall

Second Assistant Camera:
Michael Cambria

Second Assistant Director:
Jude Gorjanc

Set Decoration:
Karin Wiesel

Set Dresser:
Joseph Badalucco Jr.
Andrew Dimeo
Anthony Dimeo

Set Production Assistant:
Eileen Cabiling

Sound:
Drew Kunin

Sound Effects Editor:
Magdaline Volaitis

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Michael Barry

Still Photographer:
Lorey Sebastian
K.C. Bailey

Stunt Coordinator:
Blaise Corrigan

Stunts:
Chuck Jeffreys
Douglas Crosby

Supervising Sound Editor:
Robert Hein

Title Designer:
Randall Balsmeyer

Transportation Coordinator:
Louis Volpe
Ralph Volpe

Unit Production Manager:
Margot Lulick

Unit Publicist:
Reid Rosefelt

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Cheryl Kilbourne-Kimpton
Marcia Patten

Writer:
Paul Auster

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