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Bureaucracy (2009)A loyal employee overburdened by a corrupt boss carefully plots a murder to save himself and his blind sister from economic hardship. Director:Mark Perreault |
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Title: Bureaucracy (2009)
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Roger Van Gundy
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David Simon | ... |
Mr. MacMurray
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Patricia
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Mrs. Atwater
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Janice
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Eli
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Richard
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Detective Thompson
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Alvin Bellow | ... |
Detective Highsmith
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Hardware Store Clerk
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Cheryl Murphy-Johnson | ... |
Postal Clerk
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John Williamson | ... |
Ossipon
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The Professor
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News Reporter
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Karen Perreault | ... |
Florence Cartwright
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A loyal employee overburdened by a corrupt boss carefully plots a murder to save himself and his blind sister from economic hardship.
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USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
18 April 2009 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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"Bureaucracy" takes the frustration of an employee in a dead-end job and pushes it to the extreme. The viewer sees a mild-mannered, soft spoken low-level bureaucrat bothered by his failure to advance and the lack of respect exhibited by his do-nothing boss. It's a situation many can identify with, and given the current economic malaise facing the country, is a timely story to tell. The protagonist's response to his conditions is extreme, but thought provoking. Without giving away further plot details, I would describe the film as "cutting edge," as I am not sure I have ever seen anything quite like it. Viewers who enjoy movies with an element of suspense, but also enjoy thought provoking social commentary will enjoy the film. I highly recommend it.