Aaron Gillespie Will Make You a Star
A kid comes to town with a dream: to become an actor. He enrolls in an acting school run by "guru" Mr. Aaron Gillespie. The kid falls in love with an actress as the dreams of both are shattered by Aaron Gillespie's abusive methods of teaching.
Director: Massimo Mazzucco. Writers: Scott Trost, Michael Capellupo, Massimo Mazzucco. Producer: Stefano Gallini. Director of Photography: Charles Rose.
Cast: Scott Caan, Holly Gagnier, Eric Edwards, Christine Cavanaugh, Mark Pellegrino, Sean Barnes, Joseph Dean Coburn, Andy Gibson, Annie Fitzgerald, Tamara Olson, Leslie Oliver, Dean Swaydan ... and Scott Trost as Aaron Gillespie.
94 mins.
Allie & Me - U.S. Premiere
When wealthy Malibu housewife Michelle (Lyndie Benson) discovers her husband, Dustin (Harry Hamlin), in bed with her best friend, Angela (Julianne Phillips), she snaps. Suddenly alone and very depressed, Michelle struggles to find a new place for herself in a world that has turned its back on her. In a moment of crisis, with nowhere to turn, Michelle begins the misadventure of a lifetime when she befriends Allie (Joanne Baron), a quirky, developmentally challenged beauty salon attendant.
Director: Michael Rymer. Executive Producer: Joanne Baron. Producers: Sarah Grossman and Denise Kristie. Director of Photography: Rex Nicolson. Editor: Dany Cooper.
Cast: Lyndie Benson, Joanne Baron, James Wilder, Steven Chester Prince, Ed Lauter, Harry Hamlin, Julianne Phillips, Louise Caire Clark, Lainie Kazan, Carmen Duncan, Michael R. Lewis, Briony Behets, Veronica Holst, Erika Waler, Michael Golden, Brooke Benson, Antonia Bogdanovich, Kathleen Gibson, Shannon Lee, Jackie Shaw.
88 mins.
Always Say Goodbye - World Premiere
Always Say Goodbye is a romantic dramedy in which struggling photographer and bachelor Nick Evans eventually meets his match in Anne Kidwell, a sexy, good-humored clothing designer who challenges his sense of personal and creative responsibility. While Nick imagines that he has to be a surrogate husband to his sister, who is having a baby on her own, and a caretaker to his recently divorced mother, Anne convinces him that he is his own worst enemy.
Director/Writer: Joshua Beckett. Producers: Joshua Beckett and Sanya Burres. Director of Photography: Jack Anderson. Editor: Gena Bleier.
Cast: Joshua Becket, Marcia Cross, Phillip Brock, Polly Draper, Liz Sheridan, Katherine Lanassa, Paige Allen, Janet Gunn, Heather Ehlers, Tom Gallop, John Allee, Liza D'Agostino, Richard Tanner, Steven Anderson, James Karen, Louis Giambalvo, Richard Steinmetz, Patricia Skeriotis, Thelma Lee, Murray Rubin, Sondra James, Sarah Sullivan, Jack Carter, Mark Benninghofen, D. David Morin, Michael French, Annie Korzen, Katy Selverstone, Janine Jordae.
94 mins., 34 secs.
Always Something Better - U.S. Premiere
A film about choices, Always Something Better tells the story of a young woman who refuses to settle for the abusive, small town existence she finds so uninspiring and sets out on a quest for a more fulfilling, enriching, independent life.
Director/Writer: Steve Kinsella. Executive Producers: Mark Montgomery and John Kinsella. Producers: Mark Montgomery, Steve Kinsella, Andrew Schefter. Director of Photography: Jorge Diaz Amador. Editor: Kristin M. Frascione.
Cast: Nicole Freeman, Chris Sery, Candis Cayne, Girlina, Steve Kinsella, David Asili, Tony Pompile, Angel Boris, Christina Rumore, Patrica Cook, David Anthony Pizzuto, Carolyn SeRine, Sheila Korsi, Roland King, Greg Pittman, Chad Ayers, Brian Davis, Jason Varge, Christian Bodegaard, Daphne Parker, Christian Olave, Erin Carmack, Judith Lauro, Mario Ingoglia, Jason Adams.
85 mins.
Brokers - World Premiere
Brokers is based around the New York residential real estate market and revolves about six brokers working feet away from each other at the offices of Fopir Realty. This film looks at the broker/client relationship with a hilarious insight not yet seen. Real estate brokers are notorious for their fast talking, fast moving, gotta make the deal right away attitude. They will do anything to rent. Anything. Clients with their untrusting eyes, go to any length to avoid paying a commission. After all, is walking around the corner and having keys to a place, really worth fifteen percent?
Directors: Allie Dvorin and David Goldberg. Writer: David Goldberg. Producers: Jim Kras, Alex Lasky, Allie Dvorin, David Goldberg.
Cast: Peter Saghir, Clare Hoak, Elizabeth McKay, Jason Hildebrandt, Allie Dvorin, Miriam Sirota, Bruce Smolanoff, Wass M. Stevens, Jessica Walling, Raynor Scheine, Jeff Ross, A.J. Benza, Lola Pashalinski, David La Duca, Liz Marie, Bonnie Lear, Sabrina Lamb, David Goldberg, Jim Kras, Brooke Hartman, Tim Regan.
74 mins.
Cadillac - World Premiere
Cadillac is the story of three friends: Todd, Mike, and Jimmy. The setting is a fictional town in Fairfield County, Connecticut, where they share a three bedroom house. On their final evening together, the three friends are forced to face the consequences of a tragedy that happened to them while in high school 17 years earlier.
Director: Andrew Frank. Writer: Bruce McIntosh. Executive Producers: Martin Frank and Lorraine Rasmussen. Producer: Andrew Frank. Director of Photography: Maximo Munzi. Editor: Stephen Myers.
Cast: Lenny Von Dohlen, Taylor Nichols, Daniel Roebuck, Traci Lind, Anabelle Gurwitch, Stephanie Romanov.
93 mins.
Dinner At Fred's
Dinner At Fred's follows the fortunes of Richard Wilson (Gil Bellows), a rising star in the corporate world, who is about to make the move of his career, as well as the mistake of his life, by marrying the boss's daughter.
Director/Writer: Shawn Alex Thompson. Producers: Jon Slan, J. Todd Harris, Alison Emilio, Janet Cuddy.
Cast: Gil Bellows, Parker Posey, Kevin McDonald, John Neville, Valerie Mahaffey, Joseph Kell, Patricia Gage, Aidan Devine, Leon Pownall, Jody Racicot, Don Franks, Kristen Leeman, Deborah Lobban, Christopher Lloyd, Anthony Antonacci, Boyd Banks, Trevor Blumas, Hayley Dineen, Roger Dunn, Damian Gryski, Lisa Hynes, Kathryn Kirkpatrick, Katya Ladan, Fred Lee, Daniel MacIvor, Zale Mednick, Ian White, Taryn Ash, Denny Hollows, Kirsten Leggat.
94 mins., 3 secs.
horsey
Sex. Drugs. God. What happens when you figure out what you really want? Everyone has their addictions in this modern love story about Delilah Miller, an explosive 23-year-old painter who struggles to reconcile her insatiable appetite for both men and women with her desire for a real relationship. Enter the strictly monogamous rock star, Ryland Yale, who has a few struggles of his own, first and foremost an issue with heroin. Thrown into the mix for good measure is the sweetly fanatical neighbor, Mrs. Black, who has a constant hard-on for god.
Director/Writer: Kirsten Clarkson. Producers: Michele Sands and Kirsten Clarkson. Cinematography: Glen Winter. Editor: Melinda Seabrook.
Cast: Holly Ferguson, Todd Kerns, Ryan Robbins, Victoria Deschanel
94 mins.
The 'M' Word
Created by the husband and wife team of director Brett Parker and screenwriter Nina Colman, The 'M' Word is a true-to-life romantic comedy about five young people who are faced with the choices that will define the rest of their lives. "There's a particular crossroad you reach when you have to decide whether to do what you should be doing, or whether to follow your heart. "This movie is about taking the risk to make your life your own," says Parker.
Director: Brett Parker. Writer: Nina Colman. Executive Producers: Caralyn Fuld, James W. Churm. Producers: Nina Colman and Brett Parker. Director of Photography: Nancy Schreiber, A.S.C. Editor: Plummy Tucker.
Cast: Cynthia Nixon, Christine Tucci, Marnie Pomerantz, Wolfgang Bodison, Vincent Angell, Andrew Heckler, Pamela Gray, Joy Behar, Donna Mitchell, Jennifer Harmon, Ron L. Cox, Drea de Matteo, Carl Tano, Patrick Johnson, Richard Topol, Dr. Morton Grossman, Gerald Cohen, Doris Cohen, John King, Darcy Lebon, David Rainey, Peter Horn, Daniel Raffe, Michele Barker, Gregg Bello.
99 mins.
Men - U.S. Premiere
The first feature film of a 22-year-old female director, Zoe Clarke-Williams, Men is a story about a woman who pursues her career to become an haute cuisine chef while she also educates herself about love and men. It is about achieving professional and sexual identity.
Director: Zoe Clarke-Williams. Writers: Karen Black, James Andronica, Zoe Clarke-Williams. Executive Producers: Richard Hillman, Sr. and Dennis Ardi. Director of Photography: Susan Emerson. Editors: Anamaria Szanto and Stephen Eckleberry.
Cast: Sean Young, Dylan Walsh, John Heard, Richard Hillman, Karen Black, Beau Starr, Shawnee Smith, Robert Lujan, Glenn Shadix, P.W. Williams, Gary Wolf, Jordan Gurner, Kathy Torrance, Keith Odett, Shannon Conlon, Wolf Amir, Niklaus Lang, Kenny Moscow, Annie Fitzgerald, Talbot Morton, Abby Ball, Aaron Kuhr, Eric B. Jones, Daymon Moses, Quinus Moore, Ziomara A. McPhatter, Frank Ebow, Carl Whaley, Jr., William Grillo, Jr., Annie McEnroe, Julie Fielder, Barbara Rossmeisl, Dennis Garber.
93 mins., 17 secs.
My Brother's War - World Premiere
In 1969, Gerry and Liam Fallon, two brothers, enjoy a normal childhood in beautiful Northern Ireland. However, the ensuing Irish civil war rips apart their idyllic world and takes the life of their father. By 1990 Gerry Fallon is a sensitive young man still haunted by nightmares of his father's death, while the increasingly uncontrollable Liam seeks a brutal revenge against all those responsible for his suffering. The two brothers join the Irish Republican Army and construct a bomb intended to kill a high ranking British dignitary named Lord Whitney.
Director: James Brolin. Writer: Alex Simon. Executive Producers: Mary Ann Fisher, Roger Corman, Lance H. Robbins. Producers: Darin Spillman, Cheryl Parnell, Edward G. Reilly (co-producer).
Cast: James Brolin, Jennie Garth.
84 mins., 57 secs.
Pariah
One March night Samantha and Steve are attacked by Neo-Nazi skinheads. Their idealistic life is shattered as they pick up the pieces and each copes.
Director/Writer: Randolph Kret. Executive Producers: David & Elaine Hill. Producers: Shaun Hill and Vince Rotonda. Cinematographer: Nils Erickson. Editor: Bill Deronde.
Cast: Damon Jones, Dave Oren Ward, Aimee Chaffin, David Lee Wilson, Dan Weene, Ana Padgett, Elexa Williams, and Angela Jones as "Angela."
102 mins.
Sand Trap
Jack and Margo thought they had committed the perfect murder. The only problem is, Margo's husband Nelson won't stay dead. Now a man who thought he had it all must descend into the depths of madness in order to survive. Proving once and for all that survival is the ultimate revenge.
Director: Harris Done. Writers: Harris Done, Jerry Rapp. Executive Producers: Kevin S. Bogart and Garrett P. Kreditor. Producers: Erik Done, Harris Done, Jerry Rapp. Directors of Photography: Roy Unger and Mark W. Gray. Editor: Michael Mayhew.
Cast: David John James, Elizabeth Morehead, Brad Koepenick, Bob Thompson, Sharon Sterling, Kirk B.R. Woller, Terry Parmer, David Gibbs, Steve Brownyard.
The Seller
A diminutive Lolita, infatuated with Annie Oakley, is befriended by the used car salesman who has killed her family in a tale of the most extreme of extended families told through a story of last chances, father figures, and trials of redemption. A used car salesman in the midst of realizing his life is a failure kills the obnoxious parents of what he believes is an abused 12-year-old brat, Melissa, as he tries to close them in a sale of the only car he has left on his lot. He promises to take Melissa cross country to Texas to live with her Aunt Betty in what he believes to be a final act of salvation, one last good deed.
Director/Writer: Craig Schlattman. Producers: Craig Schlattman and Marc Burton. Director of Photography: Wes Llewellyn. Editor: Lester Fatt and Victor Livingston.
Cast: Brian Brophy, Kathy Morozova, Arthur Roberts, Adam Paul, Andre Marquis, Mink Stole, David Alexander, Jeffrey von Meyer, Nancy van Iderstine, TJ Castronovo, Craig Schlattman, Jim Boyce, Bob Van Rossum, Dan Frank, John Smith, Franklin Youri.
113 mins.
The Sleepless - World Premiere
A high-testosterone morality tale, The Sleepless is about a young man's attempt to rise above the violence in his life and free himself from what will surely be his ruin. The movie centers around Angelo (Shawn Andrews), who gives a tour de force as a young man transformed from innocence to heartless killer.
Director/Writer: Domonic Paris. Producer: Megan Slikas. Director of Photography: David Rush Morrison. Editor: Gina Gallo.
Cast: Shawn Andrews, Amy Hathaway, Talbot Perry, Steve Scionti, Kayla Allen, Gig Perreau, A.J. Stephens, Charles Allen, Pat Burns, Anthony Piatt, Charles Allen, Ali Cunningham, Patrick Tuzzolino, Angela Lomas, Tony O'Brien, Matthew Salas, Welles Farago, Frank Ertl, David Jenning, Barbara Vidinha-Tyler, E.J. Gage, Raymond Francisco, Ivan Battle, Rod McFall, Robert Terry, Nikayah Clemmons, Edward Pateen, Tyrone Allen, Lorne Hughes, Brooke Kerr, Rideau Antoine Baldwin, Alecia Ayo, Shelton Mack Christopher Warren, George Olsey, Matthew D. Cohen, Boris Chacon, Larry Marko.
91 mins.
The Time of Her Time - World Premiere
Set in Greenwich Village, New York, in 1959, at the dawn of the sexual revolution, The Time of Her Time, a film based on the story by Pulizer Prize winning author Norman Mailer, follows the exploits of young Sergius O'Shaughnessy, an ex-matador whose experience in the bull rings is a metaphor for his sexual relationship with the NYU student, Denise Gondelman. Her challenge to his ego leaves the audience unsure of who, metaphorically, is the "bull" and who is the "matador."
Director: Francis Delia. Writer: Screenplay by Francis Delia based on a story by Norman Mailer. Executive Producers: Talaat Captan and Marion Oberauner. Producers: Brad Southwick and Vincent Ravine. Director of Photography: Henner Hofmann, AMC. Editor: Maria Montoreano.
Cast: Linden Ashby, Leslie Bega, Larry Drake, Nicole Rodriguez, Wendi Westbrook, Allison Dunbar, Blake Lindsley, Melvin Van Peebles.
97 mins., 33 secs.
Whacking Cows
Whacking Cows is the story of a man trying to break his mob ties and start a new life as a cattle farmer. But ties that run this deep are not easy to break, as he soon finds out. The main character, Richie, is tired of the violence associated with his mob life. He wants to provide a home for his son away from the old neighborhood. He desperately wants to start over, in a place where there's no need to whack a friend, just because the boss says to. But doing the right thing makes him a liability to his employers ... employers who believe that liabilities should be rubbed out as soon as possible.
Director: Eddie Barbini. Writers: Richie Castellano, David Goodman, Eddie Barbini. Executive Producer: Ken Glynn. Producers: Ken Glynn and Eddie Barbini. Directors of Photography: Ben Wolf and Scott Sandman. Editor: Lucas Eskin.
Cast: Richie Castellano, Salvatore Piro, Phil LaRocco, Eddie Barbini, Ernest Mingione, Frankie Naoli, Anthony Acierno, Frank Villani, Maria Rossi, Richie Castaldo, Paul Zukowski, Roscoe Richardson III, Carmine M. Piccirillo, Frank Piccirillo, Frank Piccirillo, Dave McGuire, Bill Calcagno, Armand Chiaparelli, John Elejalde, Keith Young, Mario Mac, Frances Esemplore, Carole Tytone, Helene Johannson, Bill Catalano, Steve Lanzarone, Joseph Cinque, Evan Lucaser, Scott Casey, Maura Casey, Phil Preston, Christopher Long, Nicke Oddo, Ken Glynn, Mike Vita, Emmanuel Bacchio, Pete Tallano, Dom James, Maria Bellantoni, Lina Corvo.
90 mins.
When It's Over - World Premiere
When It's Over is a drama about two brothers, a wife and a lover who plan a dangerous plot in their desperation to escape their dead-end lives in the old neighborhood.
Director/Writer: Richard Mancuso. Executive Producer: John Fell. Producer: Peter Sobich. Director of Photography: David Knox. Editor: Marc Cohen.
Cast: Troy Ruptash, Vincent Caruso, Renee Rizzo, Shoshana Ami, John Fell.
88 mins.
Wildly Available - World Premiere
By all outward appearances, Joe Goodman, an eight-years clean and sober recovering alcoholic/cocaine addict, is a successful man. He has a marriage of 18 years, a loving wife, a beautiful 11-year-old daughter, and a successful gallery devoted to the photographic arts. Inside, however, he is nursing a spiritual hole which manifests inside as a mid-life crisis love affair with a beautiful dominatrix. Wildly Available is the story about the affair and its consequences. It is the story of a man's search inside his own shadow to reclaim abandoned parts.
Director/Writer: Michael Nolin. Producers: Julie Ahlbert, Sharyon Cobe, Michael Nolin.
Cast: Kristoffer Tabori, Jennifer Sommerfield, Jane Kaczmarek, Lou Rawls.
97 mins.
À La Cart
An abusive grocery store clerk gets his comeuppance when a mistreated shopping cart comes to life and seeks vengeance against him. (This cart has been pushed too far!)
Director/Writer: Jamie Neese. Producer: Jamie Neese. Cinematography: Chris Crook. Editor: Jamie Neese.
Cast: K.C. Marsh, Cart, Jennine Shulski, Jacqueline Cruz, Jody Hastings.
6 mins., 55 secs.
At the Hands of Another
On New Year's Day, Dean James wakes up in jail, arrested for a DUI the night before. His cellmate Tab, a young hip magician, cuts him no slack with a sarcastic wit and soulful wisdom. Tab taunts him from the moment he wakes. A master of mental sparring Tab's mindgames never let up. Almost at the moment when Dean can't take it anymore, he makes a connection that horrifies him, one that will affect his and Tab's life forever.
Director/Writer: Richard B. Saratian Jr. Producer: Jeanne Van Phue. Cinematographer: Stephen Confer. Editors: Peck Prior and Sandy S. Solowitz.
Cast: Norman Merrill, John Pyper-Ferguson, Karen Mistal, Nicolette Ane-Visser, Lucky Brown, John Eastmen, Cheryl Meier.
28 mins, 30 secs.
The Cyclist
The Cyclist is a short film (5 minutes) that takes the viewer on a journey through the final moments of a young man's life as he fades from this world into one completely new.
Director/Writer: Kyle M. Newman. Producer: Kyle M. Newman. Director of Photography: J.P. Lipa. Editor: Kyle Newman.
Cast: Steve Moralez, John Martino, Hugh D. Newman III, Paula Mazzotta, Hugh D. Newman Jr., Cynthia Houser, Rob Houser, Andrew Houser, Kyler Houser, Robert Radvanski, Kim Radvanski, Liam Brennan Radvanski, Autumn Newman, Douglas Soltesz, Brandon Houser, Robert Radvanski.
5 mins.
Festus and His Retort
A strange man named Festus impatiently waits for another visit from the fairies.
Director/Writer: Todd Smolar. Producers: Todd Smolar and Frank Gencorelli.
6 mins.
Give Up Percival
Two men find themselves in a life or death moral dilemma when they are arrested in the middle of the night by soldiers of an occupying Fascist army. The detained men know they will be shot in the morning unless they give up the whereabouts of a resistance leader named "Percival."
Director/Writer: J.J. Hollenback. Producer: J.J. Hollenback. Cinematographer: Drew Thomas. Editor: Kip Brown.
Cast: John Ross Clark, Alex Wells, Stephen Oprychal, Doug Prochilo.
21 mins.
Graduation Day
Set during a modern civil war, two soldiers find themselves at the ruins of an abandoned high-school.
Director/Writer: Michael Spenelli. Executive Producers: Lorraine and Richard Spenelli. Producers: Joshua Moss, Michael Spenelli. Photography: Joshua Moss. Editor: Frederic Raskin.
Cast: David Patton, Joseph Dain, Jessica Sager, Hank Wagner, Hank Hardy.
17 mins., 50 secs.
The Look
A young girl has an adventure after school that changes her perspective.
Director/Writer: Todd Kessler. Producer: Wendy Harris.
Cast: Nichole Zuchelli, James K. Doyle.
9 mins.
Milk
Milk is based on an Appalachian folktale. It is about a dairy farmer. Everett McCloud, who fights to save the lives of a dying sharecropper's wife and her baby. Milk tells the story of the phenomena of the western North Carolina mountains.
Director/Writer: Michael Merlin Peck. Producer: Mike Pollock. Director of Photography: Robin Meadows. Editor: David C. Cook.
Cast: Richard Fullerton, Meg Chapman, Corey Behnke, Marguerite Lowell, Sally Hart, Danny Sherman, Ben Schmidlin.
22 mins.
The Promise
A young Irish boy must come to terms with the failing health of his father.
Director/Writer: Matthew Barry. Producer: Eric Haase. Directors of Photography: Darrin Roberts and Eric Haase. Editors: Matthew Barry and Eric Haase.
Cast: Nicolas Schneider, Antoinette Picatto, James Castle Stevens, Jack Baun, Christopher Byrne, Amy O'Brien, Gregory Grudt.
21 mins., 19 secs.
Secrets
Secrets, everybody has one and somebody knows it. Six childhood friends gather to celebrate a wedding. What should be a joyous celebration turns into an evening of intrigue and deception when a deadly secret is revealed.
Director: Sheryl Lee Ralph. Writers: Sheryl Lee Ralph and Dereck Romeo. Executive Producer: Sheryl Lee Ralph. Producer: Jim Tripp-Haith.
Cast: Alfre Woodard, Robin Givens, Victoria Rowell, La Tanya Richardson, Tina Lifford, Sheryl Lee Ralph.
12 mins., 57 secs.
The Taming Power of the Small
Treat Williams and David Morse portray men who must grapple with fate, desiny and the I-Ching as they determine the future of a boy they've kidnapped.
Director: Wayne Powers. Writers: Donna and Wayne Powers. Producers: Susan Harmon and Donna Powers.
Cast: Treat Williams, David Morse
27 mins., 40 secs.
This Better Be Good
A comedy that depicts a would-be director and two writer cohorts who are given the opportunity to make the "pitch" of a lifetime ... for five minutes.
Director/Writer: Sharon K. Baker. Producers: Sharon K. Baker and Lisa McWilliams. Cinematographer/Camera: John Jenkins and Abad Rosa. Editor: Fritz Horisk.
Cast: Alex Corcoran, Joan Goodfellow, Charley Roney, Marcel Forestieri, Frank Baker.
6 mins.
Tyger Tyger
In the death-ridden trenches of World War I, Father Joseph McCall, a young priest, and Bartons, a hardened corporal, journey together to the front lines. They bond out of necessity and find salvation in each other.
Director: Timothy A. Cox. Writers: T. Patrick McDonnell and Timothy A. Cox. Producer: Jason Graham. Director of Photography: John Cumberland. Editor: Johnathan W. Keyser.
Cast: Stephano Andreas, Mike Yavnieli, Bret Werner, Tony Pacheko, Richard Keller, Douglas Coventry, Lee Cowan.
17 mins., 28 secs.
The Usher
A hapless movie theater usher makes it his mission to get moviegoers to throw away their trash. This time he has devised the perfect plan. Unfortunately, the patrons have something else in mind.
Director/Writer: Todd Jones. Producers: Maria Jones and Steven Hentges. Director of Photography: Mark Larick. Editors: Mark Wilhite and Todd Jones.
Cast: Glen Ray Little, Renee Olstead, Paul Engel.
2 mins., 10 secs.
Walking to Waldheim
Walking to Waldheim protrays the Jewish family in mid-century America with humor and compassion.
Directors/Writers: Richard Hochberg and Sharyn C. Blumenthal. Producer: Judy Arnold. Cinematographer: Linda Brown. Editor: Sharyn C. Blumenthal.
Cast: Doris Roberts, John Randolph, Kaye Ballard, Taylor Negron, Martha Gehman, Jack Axelrod, John Sistruck, Deanna Mencher, Esther Richmon, Jack Rothman, Zetjka Ulan, David Nguyen, Lan Nguyen.
30 mins.
