The gossip between three government office clerks over the relationship between a mysterious woman, her deceased sister, and the madman loved by both women takes a twist in its implications... See full summary »
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The gossip between three government office clerks over the relationship between a mysterious woman, her deceased sister, and the madman loved by both women takes a twist in its implications when the clerks discover a photograph left behind by said mysterious woman after visiting their office. Written by
Angel Connell
"She's So Cold" won an "Outstanding Achievement in Music Video" award in 1995 from the Boston Film Directors Association. See more »
Goofs
The Head Clerk (Bob Jodka) isn't holding his clipboard (it's on the counter) during the scene with the field-flattening effect as Martha Morgan (Robin Reck) approaches him. However as she walks by the Head Clerk, said clipboard suddenly appears in his hand. See more »
Quotes
Zeno:
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I've tried re-wiring her. I've tried re-firing her. I think her engine is permanently stalled.
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Crazy Credits
Jeff Coan was credited with providing "Security, Tea & Sympathy". See more »
After seeing Angel Connells excellent "Stocking Stuffers" I had to see this film. Although Connell made this one first it is even better with superb direction by Connell and excellent performances everyone involved and especially Robin Reck and Connell himself. Although the subject matter may not be to everyone's taste (I won't go into a plot summery), the movie is quite riveting and holds your attention like few I have seen. The movie is shot on film and it look great, especially the middle section that is shot in high contrast black and white and includes some great dolly and crane work. This is a short film you will not soon forget. Connell has a unique vision that is unlike any other director of independent films I know of. His work is also highly entertaining. See this if you can.
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After seeing Angel Connells excellent "Stocking Stuffers" I had to see this film. Although Connell made this one first it is even better with superb direction by Connell and excellent performances everyone involved and especially Robin Reck and Connell himself. Although the subject matter may not be to everyone's taste (I won't go into a plot summery), the movie is quite riveting and holds your attention like few I have seen. The movie is shot on film and it look great, especially the middle section that is shot in high contrast black and white and includes some great dolly and crane work. This is a short film you will not soon forget. Connell has a unique vision that is unlike any other director of independent films I know of. His work is also highly entertaining. See this if you can.