Project Detail

Trust Me

Synopsis

Danny Marrs is a, fast-talking, quick-thinking, twenty-something small town grifter who comes to Hollywood with a big smile, and a 'wannabe' girlfriend. When Danny runs into Joe Schmolensky, a middle-aged janitor obsessed with old movies and a gift for impressions, he sees opportunity.

Despite Joes misgivings the two men embark on a series of hilarious misadventures that expose them to a world of greedy, colourful characters; including a Hollywood agent, a debt collector, a wallflower secretary, a Russian gangster, a porn director, a computer geek and megalomaniacal TV executives.

Trust Me is a smart and funny look at the entertainment industry, politics and America's obsession with fame. It will make you laugh, think and sigh, 'Only in America'. Trust Me!

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Features
Running time
96 mins
Format
35mm
Director
Andrew Kazamia 1st Feature
Producer
Ken Todd, Lisa Vanderpump , Jonathan Haynes, Caroline Haynes, Fran Kazamia
Co-Producer
Ken Todd, Lisa Vanderpump , Jonathan Haynes, Caroline Haynes, Fran Kazamia
Editor
Roger Dacier
Screenwriter
Andrew Kazamia
Director of Photography
Clive Tickner
Production Designer
Chad Vachter
Composer
Richard Darbyshire
Principal cast
Cory Pendergast, Enn Reitel, Winter Ave Zoli, Joeanna Sayler, Shelley Long, Craig Fergusson, Tony Curran

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Quadriga Productions LLC

8831 Appian Way
Los Angeles
CA 90046
USA

T +1 310 858 3200 ext 14

Sales Company

Shoreline Entertainment

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