Credited cast: | |||
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John Daws | ... | Paul |
Carla Daws | ... | Mary | |
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Jason Foreman | ... | Rusty |
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Tiffany Patch | ... | Rose |
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Celeste Coburn | ... | Nina |
Jay Pennington | ... | Joe | |
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Rob Mahoney | ... | John |
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Deanna Lalich | ... | Lynette |
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Sarah Pennington | ... | Samantha |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Bruce Niebuhr | ... | Scientist |
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Marvin Niebuhr | ... | Professor Conrad |
Eight people, one a ghost, come together at a community TV station. There we find, artists, mathematicians, yoga instructors, computer programmers, old hippies, the slightly crazy and the unrequited. The story is set in a small Texas town and the three main characters illustrate some of the dynamics going on. Paul, the artist, is a middle-aged widower who has gone into his own little world and convinced himself that he is happy right there. Mary, the mathematician, knows her life includes a big lie that has become burdensome as she is called to lay her cards on the table and reveal who she really is. Rusty, a one-time hotshot West Coast, radio guy comes to town after his "high life" days are over. Determined to reclaim the past, he is slowly consumed by his fantastical desires and becomes a little crazy. These three, their grown children and the other inhabitants of the TV station get their lives intertwined and nudge each other into new expectations and roles. Written by Rodger Marion
ZERO skills, acting, writing, directing.
Ditto production values.
I'm expanding on this pretty simple theme by way of meeting certain technical requirements for submitting reviews here.
I wouldn't ordinarily care about reviewing something this clearly amateur work, but there's only one other review and it's far away from making the point.
This work warrants a WAY NO recommendation..