Prisoners on a work release get a job at a group home and soon come to find that doing time in prison was the easier way to go.
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Daniel Sjerven | ... |
Kenny
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Todd Gray | ... |
Sal
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Jesse Griffith | ... |
Neil
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John
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Rachel Grubb | ... |
Stripper / Shelly / Squat / Shelly's Good Twin
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Brett Stolz | ... |
Couch
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Mercedes Cruz | ... |
Sondra
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Josh LeSuer | ... |
Lance
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Kevin Scott Ross | ... |
Lauren / Joel
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Stuart Sawyer | ... |
Geri / Tom
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Pam
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Rick Fields | ... |
Mike
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Brooke Lemke | ... |
Cupcake / Hospital Worker
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Cowboy Steve
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Louis C. Abela | ... |
Dr. Brandt
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Heather Amos | ... |
Noni
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Ted Dewberry | ... |
Bill
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Cop
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Martha
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BJ / Toaster
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Larry Laverty | ... |
Steve - day placement manager
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Edwin Mathieu | ... |
Charles
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Peter Ooley | ... |
John Doe / Mark
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Lisa Pechmiller | ... |
Ghost / Officer Polaski
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Donna A. Stolz | ... |
Driver
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Diane Vrolson | ... |
Social Worker
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Glenn Wagy | ... |
Clive
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Directed by
| Ted Dewberry | ||
Written by
| Ted Dewberry | ... | (screenplay) |
Produced by
| Ted Dewberry | ... | producer |
Music by
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Cinematography by
| Ted Dewberry | ||
Editing by
| Ted Dewberry | ||
Casting By
| Rachel Grubb | ||
Camera and Electrical Department
| Brooke Lemke | ... | additional camera operator |
Additional Crew
| Leanne Dewberry | ... | craft service |
Thanks
| Rachel Grubb | ... | special thanks |
| Ryan Strandjord | ... | special thanks |
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- IndieFlix (2008) (World-wide) (DVD)
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Storyline
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Two inmates get a chance to leave prison on work release to a group home with developmentally delayed adults. What they find is appalling conditions, uncaring staff and hostile management. They realize that if they are going to help the clients then they will have to do it themselves. Written by Anonymous |
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| Taglines | The best care eight dollars an hour can buy See more » |
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| Budget | $800 (estimated) |