Players & Personalities
Personalities |
Tournament Players |
Wayne Gretzky |
The Great One |
Jeff Sorem |
Neal Broten |
1980 Olympic Gold Medalist, USA |
John "Bug" Blooston |
Sidney Crosby |
2007 NHL MVP |
Matt Henderson |
Marian Gaborik |
Minnesota Wild's all-time leading scorer |
Tyler Hirsch |
Phil Housley |
7-time NHL All-star |
Dave Miller |
Lou Nanne |
1980-91, General Manager, Minnesota North Stars |
Mark Kovacich |
John Mayasich |
1960 Olympic Gold Medalist, USA |
Brett Abrahamson |
John Buccigross |
ESPN Sportscenter Anchor |
Dave Spehar |
Wendy Anderson |
1956 Olympic Silver Medalist, USA |
Danny Hendrickon |
Chip McGrath |
Former Editor, New York Times Book Review |
Dave Paradise |
Brian Bonin |
1996 Hobey Baker Award Winner |
Charlie Wasley |
Willard Ikola |
1990 United States Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee |
Peter Armbrust |
Jack Falla |
Former Sports Illustrated Senior Writer |
Tommy Bennett |
Tom Kurvers |
1984 Hobey Baker Award Winner |
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Krissy Wendell |
Captain, USA National Team |
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Mark Parrish |
2006, USA Olympic Team |
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Brent Burns |
Minnesota Wild Defenseman |
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Patrick Kane |
2007 #1 NHL Draft Pick, Chicago Blackhawks |
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Rick DiPietro |
Goalie, 2006 USA Olympic Team |
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PJ Axelsson |
2006 Olympic Gold Medalist, Sweden |
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The Dill Family |
Hockey Historians, Birthplace of Hockey |
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Stanislav Chistov |
Forward, Boston Bruins |
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Richard Park |
Forward, New York Islanders |
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John Rosengren |
Author, Blades of Glory |
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Tim Pawlenty |
Governor, State of Minnesota |
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Jordan Leopold |
2006, USA Olympic Team |
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Tom Chorske |
1995 Stanley Cup Winner |
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Gordie Roberts |
Two-time Stanley Cup Winner |
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Ross Bernstein |
Author, America's Coach, Remembering Herbie |
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About the Filmmakers
Northland Films is the evolution of a small filmmaking partnership founded in 2001. Originally Uptown Media, the group evolved from commercial oriented videography to filmmaking in 2002 with their first feature-length narrative movie, Love. That first film earned the Taste of Minnesota “Audience Award” for Best Feature Film at the 2002 SMMAASH Film Festival. Soon after, the crew graduated to more ambitious projects with Generation Mason, a cinema vérité critique of Minneapolis’ post-college social scene. The film screened at numerous festivals, winning “Best American Film” at the 2006 Harlem International Film Festival. A five person collective, Northland Films has garnered high praise for their visual and storytelling styles, earning comparisons to the work of Kevin Smith and Richard Linklater. Pond Hockey is Northland Films fourth feature-length movie, and first documentary film.
FILM CREDITS
Pond Hockey
A film by Northland Films
Director: Tommy Haines
Producers: Tommy Haines, Andrew Sherburne, JT Haines, Nick Deutsch
Cinematographers: Tommy Haines, Andrew Sherburne, Nick Deutsch, Spencer Gillis
Editors: Tommy Haines and Andrew Sherburne
Music: Daniel Williams-Goldberg