Credited cast: | |||
Danny Trejo | ... | Frankie Gutierrez | |
Gary Ray Moore | ... | Lorenzo Adams (as Gary Moore) | |
Brandon Hardesty | ... | Iggy | |
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Ron Kenoly | ... | Pastor Kevin |
Elizabeth Omilami | ... | Wanda | |
Tom Ohmer | ... | Stan Davenport | |
Kera O'Bryon | ... | Ramona | |
Tamara Johnson | ... | Therese | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Drew Annen | ... | Scooter Guy |
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Evan Atwood | ... | Mime 2 |
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Rafael Barreiro | ... | Leopold |
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Lawrence Boyd | ... | Johnny Jenkins |
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Chauncey Browning | ... | Production assistant |
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Daria Burrows | ... | Tameeka |
Paul H Chapman | ... | Diner |
Lorenzo Adams is in trouble. While working at a bill collection agency in Norfolk, VA an old debt of his own suddenly comes due when Frankie Gutierrez, an L.A. loan shark, shows up at his door. With less than three weeks to payback $100,000 and Frankie's enforcer, Omar, shadowing his every move, Lorenzo cooks up a plan to pay his debt by scamming the collection agency and an inner-city mission. Neither Omar or the people from the mission are what he expects and Lorenzo's scheme doesn't work quite as he plans. Written by Kenneth Altman
My business is Accounts Receivable and I have delivered collection training in 25 different countries over the same number of years. I viewed this film different than most, not just as entertainment, but as enter train ment. Many jokes are made in the business of receivables of collecting with a baseball bat and a gun. However, the most effective techniques used in the movie, by those who had once been down and out themselves was 'listening' and 'empathy'. It is worth viewing the film just to enjoy the approach used by the former literature professor, now debt collector, quoting Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's, "The Villiage Blacksmith". The film is about redemption, but to me, not so much the main character, but all of us, who but for fortune could be in the same situation as the clients of 'Lump Sum Collections'. Could some of the acting have been richer or more nuanced. I suppose so, but don't let that get in the way of your enjoyment and the message.