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Across the Sea of Time (1995)
A young Russian boy, Thomas Minton, travels to New York as a passenger on a Russian freighter. Close to Ellis Island he gets off and thus starts his journey to America the same way as all immigrants in former times. Thomas is searching for the family of one of his ancestors, who had emigrated decades ago, but once sent a letter home together with a sample of his new profession: 3D-Photography.
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A young Russian boy, Thomas Minton, travels to New York as a passenger on a Russian freighter. Close to Ellis Island he gets off and thus starts his journey to America the same way as all immigrants in former times. Thomas is searching for the family of one of his ancestors, who had emigrated decades ago, but once sent a letter home together with a sample of his new profession: 3D-Photography.
Rating:G
Genre:Adventure, History, Drama, Family
Written By:Andrew Gellis
In Theaters:10/20/1995
Box Office:$16,015,639
Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Sony New Technologies, Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures Classics
Cast
Stephen Low
Director
Peter Reznick
Tomas Minton
John McDonough
Freighter Chief
Avi Hoffman
Seaman
Matt Malloy
Wall Street Businessman
Abby Lewis
Julia Minton
Victor Steinbach
Seaman--Pilot
Peter Boyden
ConEd Worker
Philip Levy
Hot Dog Vendor
Nick Muglia
Policeman
Luigi Petrozza
Pizza Pie Man
Bernard Ferstenberg
Pickle Vendor
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