Spanning over one thousand years, and three parallel stories, The Fountain is a story of love, death, spirituality, and the fragility of our existence in this world.

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Film Cast:

• Tomás/Tom Creo/Tommy: Hugh Jackman
• Queen Isabella/Izzi Creo: Rachel Weisz
• Dr. Lillian Guzetti: Ellen Burstyn
• Father Avila: Mark Margolis
• Grand Inquisitor Silecio: Stephen McHattie
• Lord of Xibalba: Fernando Hernandez
• Captain Ariel: Cliff Curtis
• Antonio: Sean Patrick Thomas
• Betty: Donna Murphy
• Manny: Ethan Suplee
• Henry: Richard McMillan
• Dr. Alan Lipper: Lorne Brass
• Lab Technician: Abraham Aronofsky
• Young Nurse: Janique Kearns
• Dominican Monk: Boyd Banks
• Foot Soldier Del Toro: Alex Bisping
• Foot Soldier Rivera: Kevin Kelsall
• Foot Soldier Galleano: Patrick Vandal

Film Crew:

• Producer: Iain Smith
• Editor: Jay Rabinowitz
• Producer: Arnon Milchan
• Casting: Mary Vernieu
• Special Effects Coordinator: Louis Craig
• Director of Photography: Matthew Libatique
• Costume Design: Renée April
• Original Music Composer: Clint Mansell
• Author: Darren Aronofsky
• Executive Producer: Nick Wechsler
• Supervising Art Director: Isabelle Guay
• Production Design: James Chinlund
• Sound Designer: Stephen Barden
• Sound Designer: Brian Emrich
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Henrik Fett
• Art Direction: Nicolas Lepage
• Author: Ari Handel
• Casting: Robin D. Cook
• Rigging Gaffer: Gilles Fortier
• Visual Effects Editor: Andrew Weisblum
• Dialect Coach: Susan Hegarty
• Camera Operator: François Daignault
• Sound Mixer: Patrick Rousseau
• Set Designer: Brent Lambert
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Matthew Gratzner
• Stunt Coordinator: Marc Désourdy
• Foley: Steve Baine
• Costume Supervisor: Blanche Boileau
• Set Decoration: Philippe Lord
• Art Direction: Jean-Pierre Paquet
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Dominick Tavella
• Music Editor: Nic Ratner
• Sound Designer: Craig Henighan
• ADR & Dubbing: Jill Purdy
• First Assistant Sound Editor: Alex Bullick
• Set Designer: Félix Larivière-Charron
• Set Designer: Frédéric Amblard
• Set Designer: Alex Touikan
• Assistant Art Director: Camille Parent
• Still Photographer: Takashi Seida
• Art Department Coordinator: Helene Lamarre
• Property Master: Simon Chamberland
• Special Effects Coordinator: Stephen Gilbert
• Visual Effects Producer: Persis Reynolds
• Gaffer: John Lewin
• Script Supervisor: Kimi Webber
• Underwater Camera: Pete Romano
• Digital Intermediate: Amy Pawlowski
• Dialect Coach: Jess Platt
• Visual Effects Producer: Jenny Foster
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Louis Morin
• Location Manager: Dow Griffith
• Digital Intermediate: Lorene Simpson
• Second Unit Cinematographer: Sylvaine Dufaux
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Phil Jones
• Dialogue Editor: Nelson Ferreira
• Set Decoration: Martine Giguère-Kazemirchuk
• Set Decoration: Daniel Hamelin
• Hairstylist: Jean-Jacques Dion
• Makeup Artist: Jocelyne Bellemare
• Makeup Artist: Julie Casault
• Art Department Coordinator: Natacha Antiglio
• Greensman: Yuan-Frédéric D’Amour
• Greensman: Raymond J. Légaré
• Set Designer: Jean-Pierre Lavoie
• Sound Recordist: Mike Patrick
• Animation: Jeremy Oddo
• Animation: Philippe Sylvain
• Animation: Thai Son Doan
• Visual Effects Producer: Michel Héroux
• Visual Effects Producer: Mark G. Soper
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Laurent M. Abecassis
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Raymond Gieringer
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Gunnar Hansen
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Peter Oberdorfer
• Casting: Elfego Vinicio Pena Castellanos
• First Assistant Editor: Warren Langford
• First Assistant Editor: Jennifer Apel
• Transportation Coordinator: Michel Mollicone
• Location Manager: Pierre Brunet
• Location Manager: Christian Biron
• Unit Publicist: Cara Leibovitz

Movie Reviews:

• J4stringthang: SCI-FI Lovers BEWARE! What a MAJOR DISAPPOINTMENT! I thought this was going to be some awesome Sci-fi flick traveling through time and fighting to be with each other. (You know like all the other new Sci-fi flicks today). I was WRONG. Rachel Weisz and Hugh Jackman are both amazing actors, however I found the Fountain to be WAY TO artsy / independent film for me.
• Andres Gomez: A simple story told in a very complicated way. Not the best of Aronofsky’s works.
• Travis Bell: Contrary to many opinions of this film, The Fountain stands as an all time favourite of mine. The layering of timelines combined with Aronofsky’s eye just made for a beautiful experience.

  A truly underrated masterpiece.

• Frode Lindeijer: Full of symbolism and pretty pictures this movie will strike your soul if you have one. Once the credits roll it will be like waking from a dream.