My Friend Joe
My Friend Joe is a 1996 film directed by Chris Bould starring Schuyler Fisk and John Cleere. The film is based on the 1985 Swedish novel Janne, min vän (Johnny, My Friend) by Peter Pohl.
| My Friend Joe | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Chris Bould | 
| Written by | David Howard | 
| Produced by | Steve Matthews (co-producer) Gerhard Schmidt (executive producer) Sytze Van Der Laan (producer)  | 
| Starring | Schuyler Fisk John Cleere Stephen McHattie  | 
| Cinematography | Michael Faust | 
| Edited by | Rodney Holland | 
| Music by | Ronan Hardiman | 
Release date  | 
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Running time  | 101 or 102 minutes | 
| Countries | United Kingdom Germany Ireland  | 
| Language | English | 
Plot summary
    
Chris' new best friend, the American Joe, turns out not to be a boy, but a girl.
Cast
    
- Schuyler Fisk as Joe
 - John Cleere as Chris Doyle
 - Stephen McHattie as Curt
 - Stanley Townsend as Mr. Doyle
 - Pauline McLynn as Ms. Doyle
 - Eoin Hughes as Boyler
 - Mark Hannigan as Conor
 - Stuart Dannell-Foran as Noel
 - Joel Grey as Simon
 - Katie Carroll as Suzie
 - Katy Davis as Aideen
 - Didier Pasquette as Nicolai
 
Awards and honors
    
- 16th Ale Kino! International Young Audience Film Festival, 1998
- Chris Bould won "Silver Poznan Goat" for "Best Live-Action Film"
 - The film won "Marcin - Children's Jury Award" for "Best Live-Action Film"
 - Schuyler Fisk won "Poznań Goats" for Best Foreign Child Actor or Actress
 
 - Berlin International Film Festival, 1996
- Chris Bould won "Award of the Senator for Women, Youth and Family"
 
 - Carrousel International du Film, 1996
- Chris Bould won "Audience Camério"
 
 - German Children's-Film & TV-Festival, 1997
- The film won "Children Jury Golden Sparrow" for "Best Feature - Long"
 
 - Chicago International Children's Film Festival, 1998
- Chris Bould won 2nd prize "Children's Jury Award" for "Feature Film and Video"
 
 
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