A man who wakes up in a remote mental institution with no memory must fight to regain it before the resident psych takes over his mind. Amnesia is a story about survival, love, friendship and overcoming daunting odds. The events are based...
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| Status: | production unknown |
| Status Updated: | 05 Aug 2022 |
Cast
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Zachary Gossett | ... |
John Doe
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| Mike Gassaway | ... |
Dr. Mislav Oberheimmer
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Chaille Stidham | ... |
Nurse Karmen
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Shayla Bagir | ... |
Ylliana
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Chloe Clark | ... |
Sasha
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Bobby Cabral | ... |
Jorge
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Sal Cabral | ... |
Pablo
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Isac Mourana | ... |
Maquaqua
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Karla Carrera | ... |
Dolores
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| Pamela Denise Weaver | ... |
Rose
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Jennifer Fielding | ... |
Jennifer
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Agent Jadon Spears
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Garry Peters | ... |
Dr. Herbert Olsen
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Dan Murphy | ... |
Reject
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| Alicia Bucci | ... |
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Lena Damvar | ... |
Shy Patient
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Directed by
| Val Gameiro | ||
Written by
| Val Gameiro | ... | (writer) |
Produced by
| D.J. Becker | ... | producer |
| Barbara Clark | ... | line producer |
| Scott Clark | ... | associate producer |
| Val Gameiro | ... | producer |
| Terry Melton | ... | associate producer |
| Bobby Sargent | ... | producer |
Music by
| Carl Dante | ||
Cinematography by
| Craig Chartier | ... | director of photography |
Editorial Department
| Val Gameiro | ... | supervising editor |
Art Direction by
| Natalie Shanks | ||
Set Decoration by
| John P. Funk | ||
Makeup Department
| Kaye Brown | ... | makeup supervisor |
| Jennifer Fielding | ... | makeup artist |
| Natalie Shanks | ... | makeup artist |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Rhonda Abrons | ... | second assistant director |
| Shannon Britton | ... | first assistant director |
| Bobby Sargent | ... | second unit director |
Art Department
| John P. Funk | ... | set dresser |
Sound Department
| Ryan Mozek | ... | sound |
| Cornell Nutall | ... | sound |
Stunts
| Shayla Bagir | ... | stunts |
| Bobby Cabral | ... | stunts / utility stunts |
| Salvador Cabral | ... | stunts |
| Joseph T. Campos | ... | stunts (as Joseph Campos) |
| Christina Childress | ... | stunts |
| Jarrett Crippen | ... | stunts |
| Lena Damvar | ... | stunts |
| Darcel Danielle | ... | stunts (as Darcel Smith) |
| Mike Gassaway | ... | stunt performer |
| Zachary Gossett | ... | stunts |
| Bobby Sargent | ... | stunt coordinator |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Arlo Ihrig | ... | camera operator |
| Anne LaBarbera | ... | camera operator |
| Keith Neuendorff | ... | camera operator |
| Bren Wilson | ... | camera operator |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Kaye Brown | ... | wardrobe supervisor |
Music Department
| Carl Dante | ... | composer: theme music |
Thanks
| Elmar Bagir | ... | thanks |
| Walter Gameiro | ... | special thanks |
| Fatima Monteiro | ... | special thanks |
| Peggy Schott | ... | thanks |
| Ekaterina Tangarova | ... | thanks |
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
A man who wakes up in a remote mental institution with no memory must fight to regain it before the resident psych takes over his mind. Amnesia is a story about survival, love, friendship and overcoming daunting odds. The events are based on true documented violations of human rights, both in mental institutions and at the hands of human traffickers. Ultimately, this movie is about human rights... the rights we have as beings, to freedom, happiness and dreams. Written by Val Gameiro |
| Taglines | What you don't remember sure can hurt you See more » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Shayla Bagir, who plays the role of Ylliana, is Russian, as is the role. Her dad, Elmar Bagir, helped with translating portions of the dialog. See more » |
| Crazy Credits | Almost every crew member ended up in front of the camera as patients and/or rejects, even the director, due to a lack of available extras on certain days. The director tried to hide his face as much as possible, and vehemently claims this was not an homage to Alfred Hitchcock, but rather just downright necessity! See more » |