Memron (TV 2004)

Memrom was the greatest company on earth. Now their top executives rule the prison yard golf course. And their laid-off employess struggle with the absurdities of starting over from nothing... See full summary »

Director:

Nancy Hower

Writers:

Robert Stark Hickey, Nancy Hower

Stars:

Tim Bagley, Claire Forlani, Mary Pat Gleason

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Tim Bagley	...	Dr. Shue
Claire Forlani	...	Vangela Clay
Mary Pat Gleason	...	Shelley Johansson
Jeff Hayenga	...	Bruce Corning
John Lehr	...	Carl Schlosberg
Michael McShane	...	Ken Clay
Christopher Liam Moore	...	Martin
Evie Peck	...	Brenda Wright
Shirley Prestia	...	Janet Kelso
Susan Saunders	...	Tamara
Joey Slotnick	...	Donald Westerfeld
Kirk Ward	...	Darren
Chris Wells	...	Jim Westerfeld
David Wiater	...	Justin Zimmerman
Danny Brown	...	Job Interviewer

Storyline

Memrom was the greatest company on earth. Now their top executives rule the prison yard golf course. And their laid-off employess struggle with the absurdities of starting over from nothing. Not even the air you breathe is free in this improvisational romp through the ruins of corporate fraud.

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Taglines:

The trickle down has trickled out

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 January 2004 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$65,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

79 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

The director/cinematographer Nancy Hower is briefly visible, reflected in a car's rear view mirror.

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Soundtracks

"Green Disease"
Music and Lyrics by Eddie Vedder
Performed by Pearl Jam

User Reviews

a very good film of its genre

This is a comedy, it hopes to entertain us in the form of "Mockumentary" and it impressed and pleased me to a score of 7. and it is an interesting odd behavior, or so the social scientists would describe it to be, for I am to perform this task as a gesture of support to the creators of this film who might have an emotional investment in the various numerical descriptions here which aspire to rate this project and perhaps influence the choice of browsing visitors to this site, looking for numbers to help them predict whether they will choose to watch the film and be content they were right in that choice to trust the candor of assessments provided by visitors willing to help IMDb to provide their guests credible advice on their intent to buy .... goodness one can run on and on!

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