The Incorporated (2000)

Alan Freeling, an idealistic inventor, discovers the ultimate energy source. Upon doing so he opens the door to a covert agency that funnels its every resource into destroying Alan's life ... See full summary »

Director:

Kenneth Guertin

Writers:

Kenneth Guertin (screenplay), Kenneth Guertin (story),

Stars:

John Reneaud, Ed Oldani, Jeff Boerger

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
John Reneaud	...	Alan Freeling
Ed Oldani	...	Agent Burroughs Masterson
Jeff Boerger	...	Agent Robert Skotak
Paige Stapleton	...	Amanda Freeling
Scott D. Brewster	...	Matthew Freeling
Steve Gibbons	...	Sean Foxx / Irven Meadows
Richard Jewell	...	Agent Moriarty Dupuis
Daniel J. Mahoney	...	Agent Thomas Brecker
Jerry Ricardo Salas	...	First Inventor, Ben Bonick
Steven R. Pyykkonen	...	Agent Dan Wiseman
William 'Billy' Ray	...	Agent Scanlon Stanly
Lucien Chocron	...	Agent Jim Bouchard
James C. Chappell	...	Papa Romano's Motorist
Franchie Joy	...	Helpful female motorist
William Coy Armstrong	...	Helpful male motorist

Storyline

Alan Freeling, an idealistic inventor, discovers the ultimate energy source. Upon doing so he opens the door to a covert agency that funnels its every resource into destroying Alan's life and hiding this new technology. Their objective is to erase Alan and his family by any means necessary. In a turn of events, Robert Skotak, one of the top officials at the agency, decides that this discovery is too important and he has been part of the cover-up much too long. Skotak pulls Alan from the clutches of certain death. In doing so, he has become a hunted target himself. Exploring the limits of human endurance and the deepest form of betrayal Alan battles to save his family and his life from "The Incorporated."

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Plot Keywords:

independent film

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Genres:

Action | Thriller

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Details

Official Sites:

Producer's site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 May 2000 (USA)

Also Known As:

Sociedad anónima

Filming Locations:

Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Make Believe Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

86 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Features Mr. Bigg (1994)

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Soundtracks

"Love Me, Hold Me"
Galaxica Publishing (BMI)
Performed by Carol Billadeau
Written by Kevin Henrickson
Produced by Chris Julian

User Reviews

Awesome!!

Awesome. This is one of the best (real) independent films I have ever seen. The film opens with a smoothly visualized, crisply edited burst of action that neatly outlines the major elements of the thriller to follow. Writer-Director Kenneth Guertin keeps the action moving and handles his non-star cast competently. For a first time writer he tells his story economically and clearly. Guertin takes us on a journey of an every day man caught up in a bad situation. This is the film `Chain Reaction' was hoping to be. Great looking cinematography and Marco Beltarmi's music is excellent. I can see why he went on to do the `SCREAM' trilogy and much more.

I had a great time watching his film and I think this filmmaker will be some one to watch out for. A+

Kevin Mewman