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Public Domain (2003)

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4.31h 17mComedy
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Synopsis

A dark, wryly funny film about a game show run by smug pseudo-intellectuals that awards money to the contestant with the most pathetic life. The "contestants" are unaware they're even playing the game: the show's producers infiltrate houses, install surveillance cameras and broadcast footage for viewers to judge in such existential categories as doubt, alienation and disillusionment. A biting critique of the culture of surveillance as entertainment.

Movie Information

Director
Kris Lefcoe
Writers
Kris Lefcoe
Release Year
2003
Runtime
77 minutes
Genre
Comedy
Language
EN
Country
Canada
Status
Released
Rating
4.3 / 10 (3 votes)

Top Cast

Nicole De Boer — cast portrait as Bonnie
Nicole De Boer
Bonnie
Don McKellar — cast portrait as Host
Don McKellar
Host
Jason Jones — cast portrait as Co-Host
Jason Jones
Co-Host
Nadia Litz — cast portrait as Terry
Nadia Litz
Terry
Mike Beaver — cast portrait as Peter
Mike Beaver
Peter
Lindy Booth — cast portrait as Monica
Lindy Booth
Monica
Dov Tiefenbach — cast portrait as Tommy
Dov Tiefenbach
Tommy
Salvatore Antonio — cast portrait as Don
Salvatore Antonio
Don

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