Inside Time

Inside Time


                                Inside Time
| 35 min
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This short documentary is a portrait of Stephen Reid, a man sentenced for 18 years for bank robbery. A notorious member of the "Stopwatch Gang," Reid who once lived out the crazy, frantic life of the outlaw bandit. Now confined to a prison cell, he has a lot of time to reflect on the journey that brought him to this moment, something that has made him acutely conscious of the here and now.

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Inside Time, Jason Young, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

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Credits
  • writer
    Jason Young
  • director
    Jason Young
  • participant
    Stephen Reid
  • producer
    Annette Clarke
  • editor
    Lawrence Jackman
  • cinematographer
    Jay Ferguson
  • sound recordist
    Arthur McKay
  • contributing writer
    Stephen Reid
  • camera assistant
    Ruby Boutilier
    Jason Hamel
    Chris Mably
    Jeffery Wheaton
    Peter Carty
  • grip
    John Holmes
    John Roche
  • additional sound
    Aram Kouyoumdijian
  • production assistant
    Blaine Ackerly
  • location manager
    Debbie Devgan
  • production supervisor
    Patricia Coughran
  • sound editor
    Lori Clarke
  • original music composer
    Nexus
  • musician
    Bob Becker
    Bill Cahn
    Robin Engelman
    Russell Hartenberger
    Garry Kvistad
  • archival research
    Lee Anne Gillan
    Elizabeth Klinck
    Susan Musgrave
  • online editor
    David Oxilia
  • re-recording
    Jean Paul Vialard
  • transcription services
    Lisa Clarke
  • titles
    Gaspard Gaudreau
  • production coordinator
    Stephanie Coolen
    Vanessa Larsen
  • marketing manager
    Amy Stewart Gallant
  • centre administrator
    John William Lutz
  • executive producer
    Kent Martin

  • kvnjns

    This is possibly interesting if you realize everything Reid says generally about people in society are actually personal statements about himself, as he hasn't really spent much time in society... There are way too many completely irrelevant shots of an amusement park and a spider eating a fly.

    kvnjns, 18 Jan 2015

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