Berman, Susan, Despotovich, Nada, Hell, Richard, Jett, Roger, Rijn, Brad	...	(Director)
Susan Seidelman, Ron Nyswaner	...	(Writer)
Susan Berman	...	Wren
Brad Rijn	...	Paul
Richard Hell	...	Eric
Nada Despotovich	...	Cecile
Roger Jett	...	Billy - Eric's Roommate
Kitty Summerall	...	Eric's Wife
Joni Ruth White	...	Landlady
D.J. O'Neill	...	Ed
Joel Rooks	...	Xerox Boss
Pamela Speed	...	Terry
Tom Cherwin	...	Mike
Edie Schecter	...	Christine
Katherine Riley	...	1st Hooker
Amos Poe	...	Hustler in Bar
Ada McSpade	...	Rasta
Robynne White	...	Landlady
Joel Brooks	...	Xerox Boss
Susan Seidelman	...	Story
Chirine El Khadem	...	Director of Photography
Cookie Mueller	...	Horror Movie Sequence #1
Joni-Ruth White	...	Landlady
Ed French	...	Horror Movie Sequence #2
Alan Woolf	...	Pimp
The Nitecaps	...	Band
X-Sessive	...	Lead Singer
Paul Dunlap	...	Bouncer
Sara Sassin	...	Tough Woman in Cafe
Chel Chenier	...	Cecile's Roommate
Geretta Geretta	...	Prostitute #1
Phyllis Kay	...	Prostitute #2
Celia Maurice	...	Prostitute #3
Roma Maffia	...	Prostitute #4
Chris Noth	...	Prostitute #5

Summary: From SUSAN SEIDELMAN Director of DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN and SEX AND THE CITY Filmmaker Susan Seidelman rocked the movie industry with this daring and quirky story of Wren (Susan Berman), a self-promoting Jersey girl desperate to break into the downtown Manhattan music scene. But with no money and no talent, she bounces between a nice guy artist (Brad Rinn) who lives in his van and an arrogant musician (Punk icon Richard Hell) who lives off of anyone who will let him. SMITHEREENS – which also marked the debut of Oscar®-nominated screenwriter Ron Nyswaner (PHILADELPHIA) and features a score by beloved cult band The Feelies – remains a remarkable time capsule of the early ‘80s East Village scene and made history as the first American independent film invited to compete for the Golden Palm Award at the Cannes Film Festival. EXTRAS INCLUDE: Audio Commentary with Co-Writer/Director Susan Seidelman Desperately Seeking Susan & Richard – Interviews with Stars Susan Berman and Richard Hell Theatrical Trailers Poster & Still Gallery Music by The Feelies Official Selection 1982 Cannes Film Festival First time ever on DVD