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“Home”: For a man dealing with mental illness, there’s no place like it
(Rob Thomas, www.madisonmovie.org, 02/25/15)
Filmmaker Jono Oliver Hopes “Home” Will Strike a Chord with Social Workers
(G Wright, www.socialworkersspeak.org, 08/27/14)
Hope and Mental Illness: Jono Oliver’s Movie Hits Home
(Bob Carolla, The NAMI Advocate, Summer 2014)
From 1st AD to Director: Jono Oliver on the Making and Distribution of “Home” (interview)
(Scott Macaulay, filmmakermagazine.com, 04/29/14)
The Washington Post – Going Out Guide Review: “Home”
(Stephanie Merry, washingtonpost.com, 03/28/14)
DVD Review: ‘Home’ Is A New York Tale Anchored By Inspired Ensemble
(Greg Srisavasdi, deepestdream.com, 03/28/14)
Film Review: “HOME”
(Elaine Hegwood Bowen, Filmmonthly.com, 03/25/14)
CaribPress >> “It’s been a great experience making something that people respond to” …
(Samantha Ofole-Prince, CaribPress News-Magazine, 02/08/14)
‘Home’: Gbenga Akinnagbe talks new movie, past struggles and social justice
(Aliya Faust, examiner.com, 12/9/13)
A Place, and Prescription, of One’s Own – Review
(Miriam Bale, NY Times, 11/21/13)
Review:’Home’ – A Moving Search of One Mentally Ill Man’s Place
(Inkoo Kang, LAtimes.com, 11/21/13)
Home: Film Review
(Frank Scheck, Hollywood Reporter, 11/21/13)
Jono Oliver’s Remarkable, Moving “Home” Set To Open In Theaters In NY & LA In November
(Sergio Mims, indiewire.com, 10/4/13)
Jono Oliver’s Endearing, Inspirational ‘Home’ At Chicago’s Black Harvest Film Fest
(Sergio Mims, indiewire.com, 8/19/13)
Home – Review
(Aaron Weiss, CinemaFunk.com, 7/19/13)
Home – Film Review
(Brent Simon, shockya.com, 6/21/13)
REVIEW – Home: Compassionate Treatment of Mental Illness
(Roy Rogers Oldenkamp, WeHoNews.com, 6/20/13)
5 Best Movies to See at the Dances With Films Festival
(LA Weekly, 5/30/13)
Sundance Makes a Family of the Denied
(New York Times, 1/11/13 … be sure to read to the end!)
Searching for Life After Mental Illness in Jono Oliver’s ‘Home’
(artwithimpact.org, 12/20/12)
The Wire’s Gbenga Akinnagbe Wraps Up Work On Jono Oliver’s Movie ‘Home’
(moviemarkers.net, 12/19/12)
Canon’s Cinema EOS C300 and Cine Zoom Lenses Find a New ‘Home’ For a Powerful Story by a First-Time Indie Filmmaker
(btlnews.com, 11/13/12)
Winner – 2014 Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Voice Award
Winner – Best Feature Film – Mental Health – 2014 PRISM Awards
Nominee – Outstanding Directing in a Motion Picture – 2014 NAACP Image Awards
Industry Choice Award – Dances with Films 2013, Los Angeles, CA
Best Narrative Feature – International Black Film Festival of Nashville
Best of Festival – International Black Film Festival of Nashville
Audience Choice: Best Narrative Feature – Sacramento Film & Music Festival 2013
Best Feature – Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival 2013
Best Actor in a Dramatic Feature (Gbenga Akinnagbe) – Best Actors Film Festival 2013, San Francisco, CA
Saatchi & Saatchi Producer’s Award – Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival 2013
Best Feature – San Francisco Black Film Festival 2013
Best Director for Dramatic Feature – Best Actors Film Festival 2013
Best Supporting Actor in a Dramatic Feature (Danny Hoch) – Best Actors Film Festival 2013
Best Supporting Actor (Eddie Brown) – St Tropez International Film Festival
Best Ensemble Cast in a Dramatic Feature – Best Actors Film Festival 2013
Best Narrative Feature – 4th Annual Awareness Festival 2013, Santa Monica, CA
OFFICIAL SELECTION
| Jono Oliver | executive producer/writer/director | |
| Gbenga Akinnagbe | executive producer | |
| Dan Zisson | executive producer | |
| Daniela Barbosa | producer/UPM | |
| Ged Dickersin | producer | |
| Hezi Bezalel | executive producer | |
| Ken H. Keller | co-executive producer | |
| Caron Rudner | co-executive producer | |
| Re’Shaun Frear | executive producer | |
| Mario Morales | co-executive producer | |
| Eyde Belasco | casting director/co-producer | |
| Barry Cole | associate producer | |
| Anastasia Folorunso | associate producer | |
| Kimberly James | associate producer/post-production supervisor | |
| J.C. Mendoza | co-producer | |
| Eric Oliver | production designer/associate producer | |
| Gingger Shankar | original music | |
| Sung Rae Cho | cinamatography | |
| Ulysses Guidotti | colspan=“2”>film editor | |
| Pattie J. Barbosa | costume designer | |
| Fantic Dimur | set decorator | |
| Megan Feda | makeup department head | |
| Marilyn DeJesus | production supervisor | |
| Kimberly James | post-production supervisor | |
| Joan G. Bostwick | first assistant director | |
| Jamiyl Campbell | key second assistant director | |
| Angela Cutrone | additional second assistant director | |
| Sarah Fairchild | second assistant director | |
| Anastasia Folorunso | second second assistant director | |
| Justine Baker | foley editor | |
| Will Best | sound effects editor | |
| Daniel Brennan | sound re-recording mixer | |
| Jason Harris | adr loop group director | |
| Craig Kyllonen | supervising sound editor/foley artist | |
| Ric Schnupp | adr/foley mixer | |
| Derrick Simmons | stunt coordinator | |
| Rachel Adkins | key grip | |
| Richard Bizenza | dolly grip | |
| Kc Bower | second assistant camera | |
| Myo Campbell | first assistant camera | |
| Kyle Clark | digital loader | |
| Michael Cooke | camera operator | |
| Rose Glaeser | second assistant camera | |
| Shamsul Islam | best boy electric | |
| Albert Massiah | still photographer | |
| Daniel McCartney | best boy grip | |
| Brendan K. Russell | first assistant camera | |
| Lee Marvin Walker | gaffer | |
| Jaeme Griffin | extras casting | |
| Pushpa Chalasani | wardrobe supervisor | |
| Everett Clark | key costumer | |
| Rachel Dixon | assistant editor | |
| Waranetta Kai English | assistant editor | |
| Moritz Fortmann | colorist | |
| Shane Howard | assistant editor | |
| Barry Cole | music supervisor | |
| Gingger Shankar | music supervisor | |
| William Stanbro | music editor/orchestrator | |
| Ana Cuadra | location manager | |
| Roisin Geraghty | production coordinator | |
| Timothy Estrella | production assistant | |
| Melody Garcia | production assistant | |
| Daire Hall | production assistant | |
| Fernando Medina | production assistant | |
| Laura Osorio | production assistant | |
| Caelon Reed | production assistant | |
| Vanessa Lee Rodd | assistant location manager | |
| Corey Vaz | production assistant | |
| Melissa Yap-Stewart | script supervisor | |
| Alex Yew | production assistant | |
| Tim Meester | production assistant | |
Mental Health Association of New York City (MHA-NYC)
MHA-NYC is a nonprofit organization that addresses mental health needs in New York City and across the nation. It is a local organization with national impact and has a three-part mission of advocacy, education, and mental health services.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
The National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nations largest nonprofit, grassroots mental health education, advocacy and support organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
The mission of NIMH is to transform the understanding and treatment of mental illnesses through basic and clinical research, paving the way for prevention, recovery, and cure.
Renters’ Rights & Housing Assistance for People with Disabilities
A guide to issues relating to independent living for parents of adults with special needs.
Meet Wonder Moms
A project by three moms to share real talk, helpful information, and practical advice with parents of kids who have intellectual disabilities, Down syndrome, autism, language and speech delays, deafness, chronic illness, and traumatic brain injury.
Building Community: 95 Great Google+ Pages for Counselors
A list of 95 Google+ mental health related pages covering general & private practice, marriage & family, grief, addiction, and other related counseling pages that anyone within the mental health industry would find useful.
The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation
The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation is committed to alleviating the suffering caused by mental illness by awarding grants that will lead to advances and breakthroughs in scientific research.
