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Magnolia Pictures Burn Later Productions, Killer Films / CYRK Productions
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A MAGNOLIA PICTURES RELEASE




A film by Janicza Bravo

83 minutes

Written by: Janicza Bravo & Brett Gelman

Official Selection

2017 Sundance Film Festival – NEXT – World Premiere

2017 SXSW

2017 BAM Cinemafest


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SYNOPSIS

Lemon: a person or thing that proves to be defective, imperfect, or unsatisfactory. Isaac Lachmann is a dud. Isaac Lachmann is 40. Isaac Lachmann is a man in free fall immobilized by mediocrity. His career is going nowhere. His girlfriend of ten years is leaving him. And his overbearing family doesn’t help matters. What did he do to deserve this? Things were supposed to work out differently for him. Isaac Lachmann had big dreams. Now he just watches as his life unravels.



DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT – JANICZA BRAVO

“One day I had the pleasure of waking up in my thirties. I noticed a dark cloud hanging over my head and a crushing sensation in my chest. Most of what I had imagined or seen for myself had yet to materialize. The only things that I had were a pit in my stomach and a ball in my throat.


With that as my new starting point, I plunged head first into an abyss.
LEMON is a pure manifestation of my greatest fear; arriving at a life or an end meant for someone else. You're supposed to be the hero of your own life but what do you do if you aren't born with the tools?
I thought I deserved certain things. I felt like I'd been handed a fair amount of suffering that I had done a great job of getting through. I felt I’d put in plenty of days and hours into my craft and nothing worthwhile was presenting itself. LEMON was birthed out of a deep frustration.


  • Janicza Bravo


ABOUT THE CAST & CREW
Janicza Bravo (Director/Co-Writer)

Janicza Bravo is a writer/director based in Los Angeles. She was raised on an army base in Panama City, Panama. She studied directing and design for theatre at NYU. She's mounted plays in the states and abroad. Her foray into film began 5 years ago. Her first short, Eat, premiered at SXSW. Her follow up Gregory Go Boom played in competition at Sundance and took home a Short Film Jury award. Other shorts include Pauline Alone, Woman in Deep, Man Rots From The Head and Hard World for Small Things. The latter of which can be seen in virtual reality. Her work has also screened at AFI, BAM, Carnegie Hall and Tribeca. Filmmaker Magazine named her one to watch.  TV credits include First Dinner a segment for Amazon’s The New Yorker Presents and Juneteenth an episode of FX's award winning Atlanta starring Donald Glover.


Brett Gelman (Isaac Lachmann/Co-Writer)

Since Variety named him one of its “10 Comics to Watch” in 2010, Brett Gelman has shown film, TV, web and live audiences how he has a signature intensity and fearlessness that continues to earn praise from critics and peers alike.


A member of the Upright Citizens Brigade, he recently entertained television audiences as writer/performer/ringleader of two Adult Swim specials “Dinner with Friends with Brett Gelman and Friends” and the follow-up “Dinner with Family with Brett Gelman and Brett Gelman’s Family.” Both specials were such huge successes that they are already in pre-production for the next installment! His television credits include the critically acclaimed FX comedy, “Married,” opposite Nat Faxon and Judy Greer, Judd Apatow’s Netflix series, “Love”, Starz’ critically acclaimed series “Blunt Talk” opposite Patrick Stewart, the Gelman-produced short film Gregory Go Boom, about a paraplegic man who leaves home to be on his own, recently won the Short Film Jury Award for U.S. Fiction at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival.
A native of Highland Park, Illinois, Brett Gelman earned a drama degree from University of North Carolina School of the Arts before heading east to New York. While in New York he discovered the Upright Citizens Brigade and spent eight years developing his comedic oeuvre, eventually grabbing the attention of Funny or Die, and the website’s co-founder Will Ferrell, with his performance art parody “One Thousand Cats.”
Migrating to L.A. in 2008, Gelman has since been in high demand. He has appeared on a breadth of other TV series including those for HBO (“Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Bored to Death,” “Funny or Die Presents”), NBC (“The Office”), IFC (“Comedy Bang! Bang!”), Comedy Central (“The Kroll Show”), CBS (“Bad Teacher”), MTV (“The Inbetweeners”) and FX (“The League”), among other broadcast and cable networks. His diverse work in feature film has included roles in the independent comedy Awful Nice, the 2013 biography Jobs, the recent indie comedy Someone Marry Barry, the comedy romance Watching the Detectives, and the Columbia-distributed comedies The Other Guys and 30 Minutes or Less. His most recent film, “Joshy” premiered to rave reviews at Sundance.

Brett recently wrapped shooting David Lynch's "Twin Peaks” reboot and the second season of the critically acclaimed Judd Apatow series, “Love.” He can currently be seen in a major recurring role on Amazon’s smash hit, “Fleabag” as well as his third comedy special for Adult Swim, “Brett Gelman’s Dinner in America.”


Judy Greer (Ramona)

Judy Greer’s career in both film and television has been prolific, as she has appeared in over 80 roles to date. She starred in the FX comedy series MARRIED opposite Nat Faxon, and also appeared in Marvel’s ANT MAN opposite Paul Rudd as well as the star of Jamie Babbit’s indie ADDICTED TO FRESNO. She shot Fox’s sequel to PLANET OF THE APES for director Matt Reeves and wrote her first book I DON’T KNOW WHERE YOU KNOW ME FROM. She continues to voice the role of “Cheryl” on FX’s award-winning animated secret agent spoof ARCHER, going into its eighth season. She also shot Jason Reitman’s MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN in Austin, TX.

Judy was in MGM’s update of Brian DePalma’s classic CARRIE, in which she appeared alongside Julianne Moore and Chloe Grace Moretz for director Kimberly Peirce. Judy also made her Broadway debut opposite Katie Holmes in DEAD ACCOUNTS. She reprised her role as Kitty Sanchez, George Bluth (Jeffrey Tambor)’s assistant/girlfriend in the fourth season of cult classic ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT on Netflix on top of all of that.

Judy’s film work also includes Fox Searchlight’s Academy Award-winning THE DESCENDENTS, directed by Alexander Payne and starring George Clooney, as well as Jay and Mark Duplass’ JEFF WHO LIVES AT HOME, in which she starred opposite Ed Helms and Jason Segel. Her film credits include Robbie Fox’s dramedy PLAYING THE FIELD, Barry Blaustein’s PEEP WORLD, Magnolia Pictures’ BARRY MUNDAY and Ed Zwick’s LOVE AND OTHER DRUGS, in which she appeared opposite Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhaal. Most recently, she can be seen in WILSON, starring Woody Harrelson, Cheryl Hines and Laura Dern. This is only a small sample of Judy’s extensive film work.

Judy is no stranger to the small screen either, having appeared in a multi-episode arc on TWO AND A HALF MEN and a recurring role on the aforementioned ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT. Her additional television credits include the ABC comedy MISS GUIDED as well as CBS’s MAD LOVE opposite Sarah Chalke and Tyler Labine, along with guest appearances on MODERN FAMILY, HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, THE BIG BANG THEORY, IT’S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA, and CALIFORNICATION, just to name a few.

Most recently, she helmed her first feature film A HAPPENING OF MONUMENTAL PROPORTIONS. Written by Gary Lundy, A HAPPENING OF MONUMENTAL PROPORTIONS stars Common, Bradley Whitford, Allison Janney, Jennifer Garner, Anders Holm, Nat Faxon, Rob Riggle, Katie Holmes and Storm Reid to name a few. Produced by Principato-Young Entertainment and Depth of Field, this dark comedy will be released in 2017.



Michael Cera (Alex)

Michael Cera’s work includes the role of George-Michael Bluth in the Emmy Award® winning Fox series “Arrested Development,” as well as lead roles in the feature blockbusters “Superbad” and “Juno.” Other film roles include “Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist,” “Youth in Revolt,” “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,” and comedy hit “This is the End.” Most recently, Michael Cera can be heard in animated blockbusters “Sausage Party” and “Lego Batman.”

Cera made his Broadway debut in Kenneth Lonergan’s award-winning play “This is Our Youth” following a sold-out and critically acclaimed run at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theater.

Cera starred in “Crystal Fairy” and “Magic Magic,” two films directed by award-winning Chilean director Sebastian Silva. Both films premiered to standing ovations and critical praise at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2013.


Nia Long (Cleo)

Nia Long has cultivated an expansive and impressive body of work and consistently turns out performances that prove why she is one of Hollywood’s most celebrated leading actresses. 2017 promises to be one of her most exciting years to date, showcasing Long in a multitude of mediums and roles that demonstrate her incredible versatility as an actress.


Long recently wrapped the feature ROXANNE, ROXANNE from the producers of DOPE and FRUITVALE STATION, which follows rapper Roxanne Shante’s incredible journey to becoming the baddest battle rapper on the East Coast in the ‘80s. Long also recently wrapped the indie drama LEMON directed by Michael Larnell, which centers on an out of work actor who tries to stop his life from unfolding after he is left by his blind girlfriend. Both ROXANNE, ROXANNE and LEMON premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival in January 2017.
Also in January 2017, Long will be seen starring in the contemporary reboot of the classic film BEACHES which starred Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey. Long will play Hillary, the daughter of a prominent civil rights lawyer who struggles to find her own destiny. The film co-stars Idina Menzel. In Spring 2017 she will be appear in a recurring role on the second season of Amazon’s original drama series “Hand of God.”
Since making her film debut in John Singleton’s Oscar nominated film BOYZ N THE HOOD, Long has been no stranger to box office success. She has been a part of three successful film franchises including the THE BEST MAN for which she earned an NAACP Image Award for “Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture” and its 2013 follow-up THE BEST MAN HOLIDAY which earned critical and commercial success. Martin Lawrence’s BIG MOMMA’S HOUSE 1 & 2 collectively grossed over $300 million and earned Long another NAACP Image Award nomination for “Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture.” Additionally, she co-starred in the Ice Cube family comedies ARE WE THERE YET? and ARE WE DONE YET?

Most recently, Long was seen opposite Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele in New Line’s feature comedy KEANU, and also starred in THE SINGLE MOMS CLUB which co-starred her son, Massai. Additional film roles include FRIDAY with Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, MADE IN AMERICA with Whoopi Goldberg, LOVE JONES which won the Audience Award at Sundance and earned Long an NAACP Image Award nomination for “Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture,” SOUL FOOD, STIGMATA, THE SECRET LAUGHTER OF WOMEN opposite Colin Firth, ALFIE with Jude Law, and PREMONITION with Sandra Bullock.


In television, Long last starred in the ABC comedy, “Uncle Buck,” based on the classic John Hughes film. She first caught audiences’ attention as Will Smith’s love interest on NBC’s “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” which garnered her first NAACP Image Award nomination for “Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.” Long co-starred alongside Vanessa Redgrave, Sharon Stone and Ellen DeGeneres in the Emmy Nominated HBO telefilm, “If These Walls Could Talk 2;” the performance earned Long an NAACP Image Award Nomination for “Best Actress in a Television Movie.” Her portrayal of Officer Sasha Monroe on NBC’s “Third Watch” earned her two NAACP Image Awards for “Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series.” Additional television credits include recurring roles on “Judging Amy” and “Boston Legal.” Most recently Long starred in the political thriller “The Divide” from Director Tony Goldwyn and writer Richard LaGravenese, and appeared on Showtime’s “House of Lies” which earned her an NAACP Image Award Nomination for “Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.”
She is currently in production on the third season of Fox’s hit series, “EMPIRE”, co-created by Lee Daniels. Long will have a recurring role as Giuliana, Las Vegas club queenpin who secures a deal with Empire.
Behind the camera, Long made her directorial debut on Ashanti’s music video “Baby,” the third single from her platinum selling debut album, Ashanti. Additionally, Long directed the music video for platinum selling Gospel artist Yolanda Adams’ single “This Too Shall Pass” from the #1 selling gospel album, Day By Day. Continuing her work behind the camera, she is currently developing a feature film that centers on renowned world champion boxer and trainer, Ann Wolfe.
In addition to her film and television work, Long’s passion lies in supporting her community. With family roots in Trinidad, she aims to be a liaison between the youth in the United States and those on the island. In 2013, Long was a vocal proponent to the Barack Obama reelection campaign and has remained active in supporting women’s rights, education and affordable healthcare. In November 2016, Long and fiancé Ime Udoka partnered with the United Nations Foundation “Nothing But Nets” campaign to bring protective bed nets to regions affected by Malaria.
A Brooklyn native, Long currently resides in Los Angeles with her family.
Fred Melamed (Howard)

Fred Melamed made his last Sundance appearance as Sam Soto, insecure king of movie trailers, in Lake Bell’s In a World…, winner of the 2013 Waldo Salt Award. On the set of that film, he met Janicza Bravo, co-writer and director of Lemon, and thence its star, Brett Gelman, with whom he collaborated on “Dinner with Friends.”

Fred was born in New York City to Lou and Syma Melamed. His father was a television producer, having contributed to such watershed comedies as “Car 54, Where Are You,” and “Sergeant Bilko.” He received his theatrical training at the Yale School of Drama, after which he appeared onstage at Minneapolis’ Guthrie Theater, The Kennedy Center, The Yale Repertory Theater, and as a founding member of Shakespeare & Co. In 1983, he made his Broadway debut in the Tony Award-Winning “Amadeus.”

On television, Fred stars with Maria Bamford on the Netflix original series, “Lady Dynamite.” He will appear in the upcoming seasons of “Fargo,” “Trial & Error” and “Brooklyn Nine Nine.” Other current roles include errant father Charles Cole on Hulu’s Golden Globe-nominated “Casual,” patrician chick-magnet J. Cronkite Valley Forge on “New Girl,” sportscasting legend Glen lose on “Now We’re Talking” and Sir Patrick Stewart’s messed-up psychiatrist Dr. Mendelson on Starz’s “Blunt Talk.” In the past, Melamed’s major roles have included Harvey Oberholt on “House of Lies,” Avi Mensusen on “Girls,” Professor Donald Holt on “Married,” Leonard Hillman on “Childrens Hospital,” Larry David’s name-dropping psychiatrist Arthur Thurgood from “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” tough-guy jurist Alan Karpman on “The Good Wife,” and irascible voiceover legend Fred Melamed opposite Robin Williams on “The Crazy Ones.”

In film, Melamed has had a long association with Woody Allen. He has appeared in 7 Allen films, including the Oscar-Winning Hannah and Her Sisters, Another Woman, Crimes and Misdemeanors, Radio Days, Husbands & Wives, Hollywood Ending, and Shadows and Fog. But it was for his portrayal of "sensitive" villain Sy Ableman, in Joel and Ethan Coen's A Serious Man, nominated for Best Picture at the 2010 Academy Awards, that Melamed became most widely known. For his performance, he won the Independent Spirit Robert Altman Award, New York Magazine listed his as among the Best Performances of The Decade, and Empire called Sy Ableman "One of The Best Coen Bros. Characters of All Time.” Melamed appeared on the Best Supporting Actor Oscar ballot of several American critics, including A.O. Scott of The New York Times, Roger Ebert of The Chicago Sun-Times, and Michael Phillips of The Chicago Tribune. He was named by Harry Domenico Rossi as among The 25 Greatest Screen Villains of All Time. Fred collaborated once again with the Coen brothers on Hail, Caesar!

Upcoming film titles include Passengers, with Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt, and Brawl in Cell Block 99, opposite Vince Vaughn. Past films include the James Brown biopic Get On Up, Bone Tomahawk, opposite Kurt Russell and Richard Jenkins, The Dictator, with Sacha Baron Cohen and Sir Ben Kingsley, Peter Yates’ Suspect, with Cher, Dennis Quaid and Liam Neeson, The Good Mother, with Diane Keaton and Jason Robards, Roland Joffe’s The Mission, with Robert De Niro and Jeremy Irons, James Toback’s The Pickup Artist, with Robert Downey, Jr. and Dennis Hopper, and Marshall Brickman’s Lovesick, with Dudley Moore and Sir Alec Guinness.

As a writer, he has produced screenplays including Girl of the Perfume River, A Jones for Gash, and is currently at work on “The Preservationist,” a television series inspired by the case of Melamed’s college friend, Edward Forbes Smiley III, a renowned cartographic expert and dealer, who admitted to having been the most brazen and prolific map thief of all time.

He lives with his wife and twin sons in Los Angeles.



Rhea Perlman (Esther)

Rhea Perlman has starred on television, stage and film for more than 30 years. A four-time Emmy winner for her role on the NBC TV show “Cheers,” she was nominated an unprecedented 10 times during the 11-year series and appeared in all 273 episodes.

Her next series “Me and My Grandma” will debut on the digital streaming service YouTube Red in 2017. Perlman was most recently seen on the FOX series, “The Mindy Project,” as Danny Castellano’s feisty mother, Annette Castellano. Other television credits include, “Kirstie,” “The Neighbors,” “Hung,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Kate Brasher”, “Hot in Cleveland” and “Pearl,” in which she both starred and served as executive producer. Perlman has also starred in more than 15 television movies, including “The Christmas Choir,” “Houdini,” “Secret Cutting” and “How to Marry a Billionaire.”

Recently, Perlman costarred with Blythe Danner, Sam Elliott, Mary Kay Place and June Squibb in Bleecker Street’s, “I’ll See You in My Dreams,” which premiered at Sundance in 2015 to rave reviews. Perlman played Mrs. Wormwood to her husband, Danny DeVito’s Mr. Wormwood in the film Matilda, which was directed by DeVito. The pair also worked together on the acclaimed TV series Taxi in which Perlman played DeVito’s Louie DePalma’s love interest, Zena. Other feature film credits include “The Sessions” with John Hawkes and Helen Hunt, “Sunset Park,” “Canadian Bacon” and “Carpool.”

In 2010 Perlman appeared onstage with her daughter, Lucy, in Nora and Delia Ephron’s Broadway hit “Love, Loss and What I Wore” at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. The pair previously performed together in the Broadway edition of the same play. In 2013, Perlman starred in the Northlight Theatre production of “Stella & Lou” directed by BJ Jones. Previous performances include, the Broadway production of “The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife,” the Off-Broadway play “The Exonerated,” the Los Angeles production of “Last Night at Ballyhoo” and the London West End revival of “Boeing-Boeing.” Her performance as the forbearing housekeeper, Bertha, earned rave reviews.

Apart from her work as an actress, Perlman is also an author. She wrote a series of children’s books called Otto: Undercover, about a precocious young secret agent, who is also a racecar driver and inventor. It was published by HarperCollins.

Born in Brooklyn, Perlman graduated from Hunter College in New York with a Theatre degree and was later awarded an honorary doctorate in Fine Arts. She is a mother of three and a well-known children’s advocate recognized for her involvement in a variety of charities, including LA’s Best, Children’s Action Network, and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Diabetes Center.

In 2010 she received the National Angel Award from the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute’s Angels in Adoption. She also successfully campaigned for the passage of California Fostering Connections to Success Act (AB 12), which allows children who turn 18 the option to remain in the foster care system until the age of 21. She writes a blog about children in foster care for the Huffington Post.

Perlman lives with her family in Los Angeles.
Shiri Appleby (Ruthie)

Shiri jumped in front of the lens as a youngster appearing on such notable hits as Who’s the Boss, Doogie Howser MD, and Lawrence Kasdan’s I Love You To Death.

At 19 she had her breakout performance on the series Roswell, playing the leading role of Liz Parker. She went on to guest star in ER, Six Degrees, as well as Mike Nichols' Charlie Wilson's War, before playing the lead in the CW's Life Unexpected. Since then, Ms. Appleby has done recurring turns on NBC’s Chicago Fire, HBO’s Girls, and CBS’s Code Black.

Shiri currently stars in Lifetime's critically acclaimed dramedy UnReal, playing Rachel Goldberg, a producer working behind the scenes of a dating competition show, which received the Peabody Award. In 2016, Shiri was nominated for a Critics Choice Award for Best Actress for her work on the show.


David Paymer (Dr. Gold)

He’s an Academy Award and Golden Globe nominated actor who is known from such iconic movies GET SHORTY, CITY SLICKERS, MR. SATURDAY NIGHT, THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT, and more recently THE 5 YEAR ENGAGEMENT, JACK RYAN, BAD TEACHER and DRAG ME TO HELL. He’s done almost a hundred guest star appearances and recently had a great arc in the last few episodes of CBS’s THE GOOD WIFE, which he has been recurring on since the pilot. He’s currently recurring on Showtime’s I’M DYING UP HERE. He’s also a successful TV director, and has directed over 75 episodes on 25 different TV Shows (all drama), and was a Producer on CW’s HART OF DIXIE as well. He’s currently doing episodes of the FOX Series LUCIFER.


Gillian Jacobs (Tracy)

A natural talent, with a striking presence and undeniable energy, Gillian Jacobs is one of Hollywood's most vibrant young actresses. Jacobs will next be seen in season two of the Netflix original series, LOVE, starring opposite Paul Rust. Produced by Judd Apatow, LOVE follows ‘Mickey’ (Jacobs) and ‘Gus’ (Rust) as they navigate the exhilaration and humiliations of intimacy, commitment and other things they are hoping to avoid. Season 2 is set to air in March 2017. Additionally, Jacobs will be seen in DEAN opposite director, Demetri Martin. The film, which won ‘Best Narrative Feature’ at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival, will be released later this year by CBS Films.


Currently, Jacobs is in production on the Walt Disney film, MAGIC CAMP, opposite Adam DeVine and Jeffrey Tambor. A man (DeVine) returning to the magic camp he attended as a child with the hopes of winning the prize that eluded him when he was younger. Jacobs will play DeVine’s former partner. Additionally, Jacobs wrapped production on LIFE OF THE PARTY, starring opposite Melissa McCarthy. The film, written by McCarthy and Ben Falcone, will be released by Warner Bros. in 2018.

Most recently, Jacobs was seen starring alongside Keegan Michael Key in the Critics’ Choice nominated dramatic Comedy, DON’T THINK TWICE, written and directed by Mike Birbiglia. The film revolves around an improv group that loses its lease on its home theater at the same time that one of its cast members gets chosen for the biggest sketch-comedy show on television.

In 2015, Jacobs co-starred in the fourth season of the HBO hit series GIRLS as fan-favorite ‘Mimi Rose Howard,’ the multimedia artist who doesn’t agree with ‘Hannah’s’ (Lena Dunham) interpretations about art, and challenges her ideas. Jacobs made her directorial debut with THE QUEEN OF CODE, a documentary short film about Grace Hopper, the computer scientist and high-ranking naval officer. The short premiered on Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight website in 2015 as part of the SIGNALS docuseries, where filmmakers use data analytics to explore stories across political, economic, science, lifestyle and sports domains.

Previously, Jacobs starred in the critically acclaimed comedy COMMUNITY. She was nominated for a Broadcast Television Journalists Association Award in the category of "Best Comedy Supporting Actress" on behalf of her performance as “Britta.” Additionally, the show won a Broadcast Television Journalists Association award in the category of "Best Comedy Series" in 2012.

Her other film credits include BROTHER NATURE, VISIONS, HOT TUB TIME MACHINE 2, BLACK OR WHITE, LIFE PARTNERS, NO WAY JOSE, THE LOOKALIKE, WALK OF SHAME, THE BIG ASK, BAD MILO!, THE INCREDIBLE BURT WONDERSTONE, SEEKING A FRIEND FOR THE END OF THE WORLD, HELENA FROM THE WEDDING, THE BOX, CHOKE, which premiered at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival and won a Special Jury Prize for "Best Ensemble Cast" and GARDENS OF THE NIGHT. Additional credits include the Yahoo! web series TINY COMMANDO created by Ed Helms and co-starring Zachary Levi and TIM AND ERIC’s BEDTIME STORIES.

Jacobs received her Bachelor of Fine Arts at The Juilliard School and currently resides in Los Angeles.


Joi McMillon (Editor)

Joi McMillon is a film editor known for her work on Barry Jenkins’ Academy-Award winning Best Picture MOONLIGHT which garnered her Best Editing nominations from the American Cinema Editors, Independent Spirit Awards, and London Film Critics’ Circle, amongst others. Lemon marks her second collaboration with Janicza Bravo, they first joined forces on Bravo’s short film “Man Rots from the Head.”



CREDITS
Directed by

JANICZA BRAVO

Written by

JANICZA BRAVO & BRETT GELMAN

Produced by

PAUL BERNON

SAM SLATER

DAVID BERNON

Produced by

HOUSTON KING, p.g.a.

HAN WEST, p.g.a.

Executive Producers

CHRISTINE VACHON

DAVID HINOJOSA

Executive Producers

BRETT GELMAN

JANICZA BRAVO

Co-Producer

ROWAN RILEY

Starring


BRETT GELMAN

JUDY GREER

MICHAEL CERA
SHIRI APPLEBY

FRED MELAMED

RHEA PERLMAN

DAVID PAYMER

GILLIAN JACOBS

JON DALY


MARTIN STARR

MEGAN MULLALLY

JEFF GARLIN

ELIZABETH DE RAZZO

With

NIA LONG



Director of Photography

JASON MCCORMICK

Production Designer

GRACE ALIE

Editor

JOI MCMILLON



Original Music

HEATHER CHRISTIAN

Costumes by

ARIEL GOODMAN-WESTON

Casting Director

EMILY SCHWEBER, CSA

Music Supervisor

TIFFANY ANDERS

BURN LATER PRODUCTIONS

Presents


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KILLER FILMS/CYRK

Production

“LEMON”


CAST

(in order of appearance)





African Woman

INGER TUDOR

Isaac

BRETT GELMAN

Ramona

JUDY GREER

Alex

MICHAEL CERA

Tracy

GILLIAN JACOBS

Guy Roach

JEFF GARLIN

Susan

KAYLA HARRITY

Ruthie

SHIRI APPLEBY

Simone

MEGAN MULLALLY

Client

ROBIN MCDONALD

Cleo

NIA LONG

Toby

JON DALY

Lee

HANK CHEN

Esther

RHEA PERLMAN

Howard

FRED MELAMED

Rosa

ELIZABETH DE RAZZO

Henry

BLAKE CRAWFORD

Adam

MARTIN STARR

Zelda

HANNAH HELLER

Shana

EMMA SHANNON

Becca

ASHLEY SILVERMAN

Dr. Gold

DAVID PAYMER

Jazz

REX LEE

Tony and 400


TONY AND J.R.

Ruben

KEITH WILLIAMS

Gilly

CONRAD ROBERTS

Cousin Kenmore

THEODORE MARTINEZ

Cousin June

JULIETTE JEFFERS

Cousin Norman

NOEL ARTHUR

Beverly

JODIE SMITH

Paula

DIONNE AUDAIN

Aunt Lily

MARLA GIBBS



Production Manager

DAVID MCNAYR

[1] 1st Assistant Director

LIZ SACKS

2nd Assistant Director

GEORGE IRIZARRI

Production Coordinator

SARAH COSSART

Script Supervisor

LAURA JEAN BRANSKY



Art Director

ALI RUBINFELD

Leadperson

JON GOMBAS

Propmaster

PAUL MCCAFFREY

Swing

ELLEN DORROS

Swing

ALEJANDRO NAVARRO

Swing

BRIAN HEINBERG

Graphic Artist

Lexi Langill

Art Intern

SHANNON POLLAK



Steadicam Operator

LIAM CLARK

“B” Camera Operator

VINCENT FOEILLET

Libra Head Technician

GREGORY SCHMIDT





“A” Camera First Assistant

GARRET CURTIS

“A” Camera Second Assistant

H.P. BROWNE

“B” Camera First Assistant

LUCAS DEANS

“B” Camera Second Assistant

NOAH GLAZER

Additional “A” Camera First Assistant

RICHARD HAMA

Additional “A” Camera Second Assistant

NICHOLAS NIKIDES

Digital Imaging Technician

JACK DAMON

Set Still Photographers

BONNIE OSBORNE

STEFANIA ROSINI





Key Grip

RYAN MCGUIRE

Best Boy Grip

DAVID CONTI

Dolly Grip

LELAND GIBSON

Grips

WALKER MCGUIRE



LOGAN ALLBAUGH



WILLIAM ANGUIANO



BRIAN SCHREINER



OSCAR MATUTE



Gaffer

MANNY TAPIA

Best Boy Electric

JASON SIDORE

Company Electricians

PEDRO ROJAS



CHRISTIAN BRUNELLE



GARRY BRADLEY



PEDRO HUERTA



ANTHONY PELUSO

Electric Driver

DANNY CARRILLO



Sound Mixer

RANDY LAWSON

Boom Operators

MICHAEL MORI



JACK HILL



MILES VEDDER

Sound Utility

ERIN FITZGERALD

Additional Mixer

DOUG PEARSON



Lead Costumer



JESS CUEVAS



Wardrobe Intern

SARAH EISENBERG



Key Makeup Artist

DEVIN JOPLIN

Makeup Assistants

JENNIFER GRABLE



ESTHER FOSTER



NATALIE CAMPBELL





Key Hair Stylist

ANDRES COPELAND

Hair Assistants

JESSICA PADILLA



GABRIEL JENKINS

Casting Associate

Alyssa Carter

Background Casting

KELLY HUNT

Location Manager

MATTHEW STEVENS



Transportation Captain

LAUREN LEVINE

Driver

ANASTASIA LEVINE



Set Medic

KEVIN FITCH

Set Security

SCOOBY KENNEDY

Catering

FULL MOON PICKLES

Craft Services

EVAN LAURET



Studio Teachers

MARK ALKOFER



CHERYL WATSON



ELLEN TWEED



Key Set Production Assistant

VINCENT CARDINALE

First Team Production Assistant

NICOLE BROADWAY

Set Production Assistants

JACOB EPSTEIN



ALEXANDRE WEYAND



BRYANT WILFORD



MERCEDEZ HOLMES



JOHN MAYO



NABY DAKHLI

Set Interns

JESSICA HUDSPETH



THEO ALEJO



ALEXANDRE WILSON

Title Design

ABBEY LUCK

Poster Design

CHASON MATTHAMS

Visual Effects Artist

DAVID MATHENY



Additional Editor

CHRISTI LEFTWICH

Assistant Editor

MARK WOO



Digital Intermediate

FOTOKEM

Colorist

ALASTOR ARNOLD

Flame Artist

KAREN NICHOLS

DI Producers

ROBERT BRODERSEN



MIKE BRODERSEN



ANGELIQUE PEREZ

Sound Editors

BRIAN BENDER

DENIZ CUYLAN

Re-Recording Mixer

MARCELLO DUBAZ

Female Vocalist

HEATHER CHRISTIAN

Male Vocalist

DAVID ABELES

Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, & Saxophone

PATRICK BREINER

French Horn

MATT MARKS

Guitar

SASHA BROWN

Pipe Organ & Additional Instruments

HEATHER CHRISTIAN

Music Recorded at

THE ARBOR

in Beacon, New York



“A Million Matzoh Balls”

Written by Dean Friedman

Courtesy of Dean Friedman

Hua Yue Jia Ji” (The Wedding)

Written by Fred Jay & Joaquin Prieto

Performed by Mona Fong

Courtesy of Warner Music Hong Kong

By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing




“Ting a Ling”

Written by Grevine Gordon, Cleveland Browne, Rexton Gordon, Wycliffe Johnson

Performed by Shabba Ranks

Courtesy of Epic Records

By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

“Dangerous”

Written by Conroy Smith and Hugh James

Performed by Conroy Smith

Courtesy of VP Music Group, Inc.


“Love Me Forever”

Written by Clement Dodd & Carlton Charles Manning

Performed by Carlton & The Shoes

Courtesy of Studio One

By arrangement with Third Side Music


“One More Song”

Written by Mayon Hanania

Performed by Mayon Hanania

Courtesy of David Ivar


BACKGROUND





Dive Assad-Sanchez

Rhonda Bankston

Meica Bradshaw

Linda Brent

Constance Brown

Laroy Campbell

Danny Clash

Alfred Gilliam

Felix Fernando

Bianca Fletcher

Kim Ford

Frank Fuentes

Marion Hanania

David-Ivar Herman Dune

Larry Herskovic

Thoai Ho


Bong-o Hwang

Rena Im


Anthony Isome

Olga Jefferson-Kerr

Cynthia Lempitsky

John Liscano



Sheila Lockhart

Mireya Lucio

Demetrius Lykes

Joseph Mangham

Michael Melwani

John Mollenhauer

Matthew Mooney

Abra Moore

Joe Myers

Kim Nguyen

Lamont Patterson

Tabatha Rajendra

Daniel Rosas

Tony Ramos

Brian Savelson

Etsegenet Tadesse

Valerie Valentine

Leon Walker

Victoria Ward

Keith Wheeler

Darrin Wilkerson

Kalent Zaiz

Christophe Zajac-Denek





Production Attorney

RAMO LAW

Michelle Chang, Esq



Production Accountant

DONALD KIM

Payroll Services by

CAPS

Insurance Provided by



Front Row Insurance Brokers, Inc.

Hiscox Insurance Company, Inc.

Featured Excerpts

The Seagull

By Anton Chekhov

Translation Marion Fell

1912

Confession Album



Proust Questionnaire

By Marcel Proust

1892

Cameras Provided by



KESLOW CAMERA

Camera Dollies Provided by

CHAPMAN / LEONARD STUDIO EQUIPMENT, INC.

Wardrobe Provided by

Adidas

COLLECTION



D Ô E N

GOOD GUYS

Jungmaven

MettleModa

Reader x Fields

The Filmmakers Wish to Thank:

Fritz Ertl

Brian Savelson

Mel Mathis

Pavlina Hatoupis

Angela Gibbs

Mark Dizik & John Oden

Debbie Lawrence

Braille Institute

John Baker

Adam Paulsen

Cesar Gamino

Eric & Susan Greene

Maiko Maya

Nathan’s Towing & Frank Fuentes

Jessica Slater

Sev Ohanian

Amy Chabot

Jax Crerar

Nat Sanders

Destin Cretton

Glen Mastroberte

Ashley Bernon

Tucker Bernon

Skylar Bernon

Uncle Dane

Kristin Lindstrom

Alexandre Wilson

Andrew Rogers

Jessica Lacy

Peter Trinh

Samantha Taylor Pickett

Alex Uhlmann

Eli Kagan

Alexis Funston

Laila Hashemi

Andy Campagna

John & Tracy Casasante

VJ’S Studio Rentals & Juan Ventura

Hadrian Belove

Falco Ink

Shannon Goss

Janice Roland

Adam Lisagor

Sandwich Video

JASH

Mickey Meyer



Daniel Kellison

Brian Barcheski

Aries Spears

Amanda Hymson

Kevin Rowe

Mikey Schwartz-Wright

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