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The Job (2007)A satirical look at the plight of the day laborer in the United States. Director:Jonathan BrowningWriter:Jonathan Browning |
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Leslie McManus | ... |
Business Woman
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Daniel Demme Krutchkoff | ... |
Business Man
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| Krista Lally | ... |
Business Woman
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| Adam LeBow | ... |
Business Man
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Craig Chapman | ... |
Business Man
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| Jim McNichols | ... |
Business Man
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| Matthew Finley | ... |
Business Man
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| John Neisler | ... |
Business Man
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| Jason Pardo | ... |
Business Man
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| David Schroeder | ... |
Business Man
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| Tyson Power | ... |
Business Man
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| Bruce Van Patten | ... |
Business Man
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Bernard Thurman | ... |
Business Man
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| Gillian Vigman | ... |
Business Woman
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A satirical look at the plight of the day laborer in the United States.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
10 March 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Job Market See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USABox Office
Budget:
$10,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This short film, screened at the DC Shorts Film Festival last night, starts rather ominously with a crowd of well-dressed business men and women standing outside a generic office building. They chit-chat amongst themselves, and check blackberries and cell phones. A Mexican drivers up in a pickup truck. They suspiciously gather around as he gets out. After looking over the crowd, he shouts for two accountants, men and women frantically wave their hands. He picks two then points to he back of the truck. Then he shouts for two lawyers, a chief financial offer, etc. Before long, the Mexican has what he needs. He closes the back of his crowded pickup truck and drives off to the disappointment of the other business people. Granted, it is a one joke film, but it tells that joke very well. It takes a sharp, satirical punch and fades out while you're still laughing. Well worth a look.