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The Crooked Eye (2009)A day in the life of Sharon as she struggles with a recent divorce and a current perception problem. Director:D.C. Douglas |
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Title: The Crooked Eye (2009)
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Sharon's Narrator
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| Fay Masterson | ... |
Sharon
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| Katherine Boecher | ... |
Rosemary
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| D.C. Douglas | ... |
Frank
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| Joe Duer | ... |
Roy
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| Clement Blake | ... |
Wayne
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| Monnae Michaell | ... |
Sharon's Supervisor
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Ari Barak | ... |
Sharon's Doctor
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| Robin Daléa | ... |
Sharon's Tough Co-Worker
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| Karen McClain | ... |
Sharon's Loud Co-Worker
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Lilia Popova | ... |
Smoker at Bar
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Tom Paul Wilson | ... |
Drunk at bar
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| Laura Drake Mancini | ... |
Sexy Bar Fly
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Abraham Peraza | ... |
Mean Drunk Leaving
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A day in the life of Sharon as she struggles with a recent divorce and a current perception problem.
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Sharon is told she is good. Sharon wants to the person everyone thinks she is.Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
15 January 2009 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Escarpment Studios - 5610 Soto Street, Huntington Park, California, USA See more »Box Office
Budget:
$45,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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The Crooked Eye is a very endearing film that is hilarious and sad at the same time. You can't help but feel for the main character and wonder what the story is leading up to. Linda Hunt's voice is superb, she narrates in a way that draws you in and makes you listen. After watching this film I can't imagine anyone more fitting for the role. It was cast perfectly, there were a certain few that had me laughing more than I should have but films are supposed to evoke emotion, and this one certainly did. I love the way this film was directed, the talent gene of D.C Douglas stretches far and wide. I recommend this short film to all who are fans of great films.