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Dot (2002)A comedy that follows nine months in the life of Zectek.com, an Internet startup company. A social satire and sly comedy of manners unfolds through "behind-the-scenes footage" of day-to-day... See full summary » |
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Michael Mazzara | ... |
Mitch Vartugian
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Stephen Eugene Walker | ... |
Stan Walter
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Simeon Schnapper | ... |
Si Phateuxx
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Jamie McMillan | ... |
Jane McLane
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Katherine Martinez Ripley | ... |
Maria
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Matthew O'Neill | ... |
Ross O'Reilly
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Mark L. Montgomery | ... |
Blake
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A comedy that follows nine months in the life of Zectek.com, an Internet startup company. A social satire and sly comedy of manners unfolds through "behind-the-scenes footage" of day-to-day life and interviews with the company's founders and employees about their personal and professional dramas. Written by Anonymous
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24 December 2002 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Si Phateuxx: Well then, you look like a fucking Parisian whore.
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Jane: I look like a fucking whore? This is from Paris!Si Phateuxx: Well then, you look like a fucking Parisian whore.
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This film is a classic -- a great example of what you can do on a (very) low budget, but with good writing and good characters. Fortunately, we were watching it with TiVo. We had to keep backing up because we were laughing so much that we would miss some dialog. Keep close track of the amount of money they have and the periods of time between updates. Near the end they are burning money so fast they must have been shoveling it into a furnace.
Simon Schnapper (Si Pateauxx) reminds me a lot of John Belushi, both in his appearance and in his comic timing. The interaction between him, Mitch, and Jane is a work of art.