Credited cast: | |||
Carlen Altman | ... | JR / Sister | |
Alex Ross Perry | ... | Colin / Brother | |
Bob Byington | ... | Professor Neil Chadwick | |
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Anna Bak-Kvapil | ... | Kim Thompson |
Ry Russo-Young | ... | Zoe | |
Craig Butta | ... | Norton the Bully | |
Kate Lyn Sheil | ... | Julia | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Drew Brooke | ... | Singing Waiter 1 |
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Tom Brown | ... | Antique Tom |
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Alexa Casciari | ... | Megan the Mom |
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Sandy Gartner | ... | Singing Waitress |
Kate Hollowell | ... | Ellie | |
Anna Margaret Hollyman | ... | Roberta B. | |
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Leigh Poulos | ... | Laurie the Nurse Lover |
Keith Poulson | ... | Norton's Sidekick |
JR has broken up with her professor. She enlists her nervous and obnoxious younger brother Colin to take a short road trip in order to help move out her belongings. They bicker and fight, with one another and pretty much anybody they encounter, before being brought to a place of togetherness and understanding as a result of being pushed away by everybody in their lives except one another. Written by Anonymous
I love independent films and this is one of my very favorites. I love the filmmaker, Alex Ross Perry, and have seen most if not all of his fillms. Queen of Earth is also incredible, but it's a completely different animal. This is the best low budget film I've ever seen because of the script and actors. I can't believe it's being compared to Clerks. Ugh. I've tried to watch Clerks a few times and can not get through it. The Color Wheel is darkly comedic and features the brilliant Carlen Altman. Carlen is hilarious, beautiful, and an incredible actress, whether delivering serious or comedic lines. The filmmaker, Alex Ross Perry, is also a lead and funny, as well as being a fine actor. I love the script, the look of the film and the ending. I hope Carlen continues acting in films! She is a treasure and should be a major actress! The ending made the film for me--what a shock, but in a good way. WOW. Gutsy, too. I still can't figure out how and why this ending works, but it was a brilliant move! Thanks for making this film! I absolutely loved it and have seen it at least 3 times. I'll probably need to see it once a year for the rest of my life.