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Safety First: The Rise of Women! (2008)A safety training film for women who work in high-rise office buildings. Director:Greg McDonaldWriter:Greg McDonald |
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| Monica Huntington | ... |
Janice
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Darla
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Marybeth Murphy | ... |
Connie
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Emily Wahlund | ... |
Brenda
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Layla Jade | ... |
Evacuee in smoke
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Delotta Brown | ... |
Evacuee #1
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| Cindy Pucci | ... |
Extinguisher girl
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| Salman Bokhari | ... |
Bomb threat caller
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| Lynn Adrianna | ... |
Gardner
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Giada Albanese | ... |
Goat milker
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Reed Anderson | ... |
Man shot #2
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Pilar G. Arias | ... |
Bobcat driver
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Lee Aries | ... |
Anger management client #1
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A safety training film for women who work in high-rise office buildings.
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The most depraved safety film ever made in the history of the motion picture industry. See more »Genres:
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EnglishRelease Date:
17 May 2008 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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I recently bought this movie online and really didn't have too many expectations. I was very pleasantly surprised to see how well it was shot and how funny and off-the-wall it is. There is a lot of great humor in it and also some very sexy bits. The voice-over dialog that follows the movie is a character in itself, and there are some one liners that actually had me laughing. One of the things I like best is that it doesn't take itself too seriously. This is clearly an independent film, so the budgets aren't sky- high, but I get the sense that they really tried to have a good time making this film - and it shows! It's hard to tell if this is a homage to sexploitation films, a parody on safety films or a little bit of both - but the bottom line is that the combination of hot girls (although NOT all the girls in the film are hot... but still very sexy...) funny writing and a lightheaded vibe seems to serve this film very well.