A Girl Thing


2h 6m 2001

Brief Synopsis

Consists of four separate stories featuring women who are dealing with the unexpected twists and turns that life takes. In each story, one of the women is seeing psychiatrist Dr. Beth Noonan, who attempts to help each of them succesfully make a major transition in their lives, while Dr. Noonan strug

Film Details

Also Known As
Girl Thing, It's a Girl Thing
Genre
Drama
Release Date
2001
Production Company
Daryl Marko
Location
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

Technical Specs

Duration
2h 6m

Synopsis

Consists of four separate stories featuring women who are dealing with the unexpected twists and turns that life takes. In each story, one of the women is seeing psychiatrist Dr. Beth Noonan, who attempts to help each of them succesfully make a major transition in their lives, while Dr. Noonan struggles to do the same in her own life.In the first story, "It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing," Lauren, a successful attorney, suddenly finds herself attracted to Casey, a high-powered advertising executive. The unexpected romance causes Lauren to redefine her view of relationships and her own sexuality.The second story, "The Three Sisters," centers around three sisters, Kim, Kathy and Helen, whose lives are thrown into upheaval when their controlling mother, Josephine, passes away. In her will she stipulates that in order for the sisters to receive their multi-million dollar inheritances, they must return to their childhood home and live there together for one week under constant surveillance and with no privacy, not setting foot outside. Through a series of events, the sisters rediscover their love for one another and gain something more valuable than money.In the third story, "Unholy Alliances," Nia suspects that her husband, Paul, is cheating on her. She hires Rachel to set a trap for him, but instead Rachel discovers that he is having an affair with Betty, a waitress at the bar where they have met. The three women get together and hatch a plan to give Paul a taste of his own medicine.In the fourth story, "I'm OK, It's You I'm Not Too Sure About," Suzanne is a new patient of Dr. Noonan's who is seriously disturbed. When Suzanne threatens her, Dr. Noonan terminates their relationship, which sends an unstable Suzanne over the edge. Brandishing a gun, Suzanne holds Noonan, the doctor's next patient, Alex, and her secretary Lani captive. After a struggle, Suzanne is knocked unconscious. Dr. Noonan sees Suzanne for whom she really is, a scared and lonely woman who has led a very isolated life and whom she doesn't have the heart to turn in.

Crew

Marnie Ander

Costumes

Steve Arnott

Grip

Greg Astop

Assistant Location Manager

Cindy Atkinson

Costumes

Michael Babcock

Sound Effects Editor

Burt Bacharach

Song

Santino Barile

Props Assistant

David R Baron

Assistant Director

Andrea Bastin

Coordinator

Cydney Bernard

Producer

Mark Black

Props Assistant

Terence Blanchard

Music

Kerri Boyce

Other

Harold Boyd

Driver

Susan Boyd

Hair Stylist

Alan Bozsia

Other

Dino Centanni

Construction

Jason Chapman

Camera Trainee

Gary Chibi

Transportation Coordinator

Robin Chibi

Driver

Nicole Chorney

Assistant Set Decorator

Rita Ciccozzi

Makeup Assistant

Patrick Clark

Apprentice Editor

Sandra Couldwell

Extras Agent/Coordinator

Brad Creasser

Camera Operator

Paul Cunningham

Rigging Gaffer

Fred Davies

Wrangler

Robert A Driskell

Gaffer

Rusty Duluce

Assistant Camera Operator

Paula Marie Duncan

Production Accountant

Connie Earl

Caterer

Jim Eaton

Transportation Captain

Lars Ekstrom

Sound Mixer

Andrew Ellerd

Sound Effects Editor

Harold Felhaver

Driver

Stephen Fitzmaurice

Adr Mixer

Jo Friesen

Production Coordinator

Janice Frome

Location Manager

Mike Gardner

Boom Operator

Marshall Garlington

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Debbie Geaghan

Costumes

Brian Giddens

Assistant Director

Larry Gobe

Dialogue Editor

Larry Gobe

Adr Editor

Doane Gregory

Photography

Danny Griffiths

Transportation

Sheila Haley

Production Designer

Robert Halmi Jr.

Executive Producer

Nathan Hankins

Assistant Sound Editor

Robert Patrick Harris

Generator Operator

Glen Hawkins

Dolly Grip

Sonya Henry

Adr Editor

Sonya Henry

Dialogue Editor

Patrick Hogan

Dialogue Editor

Patrick Hogan

Adr Editor

Kelvin Humenny

Other

Randy Hutniak

Other

Heather Hyun

Assistant Sound Editor

Joan Isaacson

Makeup Artist

Jessica James

Assistant

Rang Jawant

Driver

Tracey Jeffrey

Production Manager

Eija Johnson

Art Director

Dennis Jones

Best Boy

Doug Kent

Sound Editor

Chaka Khan

Song Performer

Deana Kittson

Office Assistant

Kevin Knight

Assistant Costume Designer

Sid Kozak

Casting

Selena La Brody

Other

Roger Laprairie

Color

Michael Levy

Other

Helen Lutrell

Adr Editor

Helen Lutrell

Dialogue Editor

Glenn Macdonald

On-Set Dresser

Ron Macleay

Key Grip

Jae Marchant

Unit Manager

Daryl Marko

Cable Operator

Billy Marrison

Editor

Kate Marshall

Set Decorator

Curt Martell

Transportation Co-Captain

Nathaniel Massey

Steadicam Operator

Annastacia Mcdonald

Props Buyer

Shauna Bryan Mcleod

Assistant Production Coordinator

Gus Medina

Foley Mixer

Klaus Melchior

Video

Klaus Melchior

Other

Joni Mitchell

Song Performer

Joni Mitchell

Song

Sandy Monesmith

Hair Assistant

Ian Morgan

Sound Editor

Tiara Motem

Props Buyer

Todd Murakami

Assistant Sound Editor

Wendy Newton

Assistant Director

Lawrence Ogden

Grip

Resho Ollek

Caterer

Andrew Peach

Other

Dale Perry

Foley Artist

Alessandra Piovera

Art Assistant

Maria Quanfun

Assistant Director

Bubba Ram

Driver

Kimberley Regent

Property Master

Charles Rivard

Assistant Production Accountant

Bruce Roberts

Song Performer

Robert C Rodriguez

Post-Production Supervisor

Patrick Romine

Construction Coordinator

Lee Rose

Executive Producer

Lee Rose

Screenplay

Christopher Rouse

Editor

Carole Bayer Sager

Song

Jeff Sawyer

Sound Effects Editor

Lori Slomka

Music Editor

Brad Smith

Best Boy

Hassan Smith

Post-Production Coordinator

Robert E Smith

Driver

Tony Soragnese

Dresser

Len Summers

Driver

Ken Teaney

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Matt Tichenor

Assistant Camera

Chad Tomasoski

Post-Production Supervisor

Shane Travis

Production Assistant

A J Unger

Casting Associate

Eric Van Haren Noman

Director Of Photography

Christina Weigman

Script Supervisor

Rhonalea Williscroft

Production Coordinator

Tim Wilson

Other

Jori Woodman

Costume Designer

Film Details

Also Known As
Girl Thing, It's a Girl Thing
Genre
Drama
Release Date
2001
Production Company
Daryl Marko
Location
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

Technical Specs

Duration
2h 6m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States on Video November 6, 2001

Aired in United States January 20, 2001

Aired in United States January 27, 2001

Completed shooting July 21, 2000.

Began shooting June 5, 2000.

The four parts are entitled: "It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing," "The Three Sisters," "Unholy Alliances" and "I'm OK, It's You I'm Not Too Sure About."