31 Dec 1999
The Unfinished Journey
A short about American life and history produced for the millennium New Year's Eve celebration.
Long Shot
One murder. One alibi. One unbelievable true story with a twist.
When Juan Catalan is arrested for a murder he insists he didn't commit, he builds his case for innocence around unexpected raw footage.
Top Billed Cast
Juan Catalan Self
Todd Melnik Self
Kym Whitley Self
Tasha Boggs Self - Nextel Employee
Melissa Catalan Self - Juan's Daughter
Miguel Catalan Self - Juan's Cousin (archive footage)
Leslie Dunn Self - Judge
Sam Fernández Self - General Counsel, LA Dodgers
Éric Gagné Self (archive footage)
Marcus Giles Self (archive footage)
Alma Oseguera Self - Juan's Girlfriend
Martin Pinner Self - Detective (archive footage)
Juan Rodríguez Self - Detective (archive footage)
Beth Silverman Self - Deputy District Attorney (archive footage)
Deborah Wong Yang Self - United States Attorney (archive footage)
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