Mad Martian

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TIME IS NOT LINEAR...

John Outis doesnÂ’t have a past. At least not one he can remember. But he begins to realize that the events of his past are growing in reverse and unfolding into the present. If he doesnÂ’t act soon, his past will destroy his future. But who will believe him?

Enter Tina Plantes, a brilliant and unconventional physics professor. As she's drawn deeper into the bizarre events of JohnÂ’s life, she unlocks a disturbing and far-reaching truth about timeÂ… and how our lives are not what we think they are.

Unremembered was written, directed and produced in Portland, Oregon by Greg Kerr for less than $35,000. This independent film features local talent Tim Delaney as John Outis and Karla Mason as Tina Plantes with original music by Nan Avant.

It contains adult language, violence and adult situations. The running time is 2 hours.

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Unremembered (2009)

Mad Martian is a Portland actor known for pushing the edge of normalcy and creating memorable quirky characters. He has appeared in over 60 film and video projects, including roles on Grimm, Portlandia, and Leverage. He played a doctor on TV - for reals! Be it a jester on "Portlandia", a dancing stalk of broccoli on "America's Got Talent", or Hitler in "Here Comes The Ride", Mad Martian delivers unique performances worthy of Oscars, Golden Globes, Emmys, or perhaps other medium-sized metal objects. He graduated from UCLA School of Theater Film & Television where he was known for his film about a killer attaché case. Yes, an attaché case that eats people. When Mad presented his film project idea the professor said, "well, if that's what you *really* want to do..." Mad later added a segment connecting the film to HP Lovecraft, renamed it "The Strange Case of HP Lovecraft", and showed it at the HP Lovecraft film festival in Portland Oregon.

Aside from acting, Mad Martian runs The Eyeball Museum with "the largest selection of eyeball toys for sale - *in the world!*" Also perhaps the only one, but don't tell him that. Lately he has been wine video blogging as The Wine Lunatic, interviewing wine makers while wearing a jester hat. Because, you know, he's crazy about wine. Or perhaps just crazy. And from Mars.