Synopsis

The movie is approximately 38 minutes long, starts in color and quickly turns B&W. It overlaps a few scenes and characters from my earlier movie called Bitterness. My lovely wife Kim stars in the movie and although she is a thespian neophyte, you would never know it given her performance. The story follows her character “Candy” who is a basket case in a big city and is convinced that all she needs to do is get a change of venue to straighten her life out. Big city or not, once a basket case, always a basket case and she does no better upon arriving in the suburbs. She happens upon Brad, played by my audio tech Will Mathews, and somehow lures him from his girlfriend and drives away in his Porsche. Still on the make, she meets Carl (who is the same character from Bitterness) and right away, takes advantage of him. You can set your watch to Carl’s dead pan acting which is why he is so perfect for the role. In between men, she drifts off into alcohol and chemical induced trips. It’s cliché, I know, but it is a great opportunity to showcase some weirdness and artsy visuals that I love to put on film. Doug Edwards appears again as the mailman. I liken his character to the Abominable Snowman from the Rudolph X-mas movies. I am going to put him in all of my movies. The closing scene takes place at “A timeless Journey” comic book shop; Enter Leonard. Len is played by the only real actor in the film, Charlie Hewson. All I can say is that we were truly lucky to have him in the cast. I will not give away the ending except to say that this is part 2 in a 3 part series so it MIGHT end unresolved.