Wallowing in debt, Billy enrolls in a clinical drug trial to make a quick buck. Why not? Carted out of NYC on a bus full of oddballs, he and the rest of the "Normals," are tagged, prodded ...
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| Bryan Greenberg | ... | Billy Schine | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Mishka Balilty | ... | Yellow Patient | |
| Brooke Bloom | ... | Nurse Longley | |
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Peter Mark Bockman | ... | Orderly |
| Ralph Bracco | ... | Orderly,nude chase / Red Patient | |
| Brad Calcaterra | ... | Stew | |
| Jordan Carlos | ... | Cafeteria Worker | |
| Reg E. Cathey | ... | Rodney | |
| Sara Chase | ... | Nurse | |
| Gerard Cordero | ... | Orderly | |
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Kelli Crump | ... | Joy |
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Dorothi Fox | ... | Old Woman |
| Rocco George | ... | Marigold Patient | |
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Chris Haemmerle | ... | Technician |
| Dan Hedaya | ... | Ragnar | |
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Wallowing in debt, Billy enrolls in a clinical drug trial to make a quick buck. Why not? Carted out of NYC on a bus full of oddballs, he and the rest of the "Normals," are tagged, prodded and poked to hilarious results. A FilmBuff Presentation. Written by Anonymous
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This odd movie of a collection of even more odd people selling their bodies for drug experimentation probably has some truth in it's plot line.
The big pharma clinic looks like a hospital and experiments on animals and humans. Billy needs cash for debts, others are there for ulterior motives, others are because it's their only way to live. The staff is heartless and uncaring. The director is more interested in his personal project than he is interested in operating 'the clinic'.
Told in a most surreal way 'the greens' or 'the normals' experience the effects of the drugs - some real others a placebo. Or are they reacting to this confined and bitter environment they must live in. Then the unexpected happens and Billy finds himself being offered a great deal of money!
This is a fun movie not so much a funny movie. And I dare say in todays world there is most likely an element of truth within the story.