Spiral (2007/I)

Directors:

Adam Green
Joel Moore

Writers:

Jeremy Danial Boreing (writer)
Joel Moore (writer)

Genre:

Drama | Thriller

Plot:

A reclusive telemarketer has only one semblance of a friend: His telecommuter boss. But the telemarketer's...

Plot Keywords:

Paintings | Christmas | Friendship | Funeral | Man Woman Relationship

Awards:

2 wins

Cast

Joel Moore	...	Mason (as Joel David Moore)
Amber Tamblyn	...	Amber
Zachary Levi	...	Berkeley
Tricia Helfer	...	Sasha
David Muller	...	Will
Annie Neal	...	Diana
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Arlene Ancheta	...	Asian Phone Bank Employee
Deb Blume	...	Phone bank Employee
Jeremy Danial Boreing	...	Concerned Employee
Ryan Chase	...	Chad
Todd Chatalas	...	Phone Bank Employee
Amber Dahl	...	Miss Tennessee
Kai Evans	...	Boy feeding ducks
Matt Kimmel	...	Phone Bank Operator
Kristen Luman	...	Miss Idaho
Todd Robinson	...	Phone bank employee
Patrick Semmes	...	Ticket Vendor
Nick Sowell	...	Cashier
Rileah Vanderbilt	...	Girl on bus
Lori Yohe	...	Valerie

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for disturbing behavior, violence, some partial nudity and language.

Runtime:

USA:90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:PG-13

Filming Locations:

Blossoming Lotus - 925 NW Davis St., Portland, Oregon, USA

Company:

ArieScope Pictures

Trivia:

Russ Tamblyn appears in this film as an extra.

Quotes:

Mason: [after being walked home under Amber's umbrella in a torrential downpour] I live here.
Amber: Ah, well, gee Mason.
[pretending to be him]
Amber: Thank you for walking me home. Perhaps you would like to have some coffee or something. Or look at my art.
[after no response]
Amber: Right. Well, I'll see you later.
Mason: Thank you... for the umbrella.
Amber: Oh yeah, of course.
[smiling]
Amber: These things are rare in this town, you know. But if you look really hard you can usually find one. Probably shouldn't get mine wet.

Movie Connections:

References It's a Wonderful Life (1946)

Chasing sleep and American Psycho

Recommended to me by a friend from Denmark who came to stay. I first watched it only in part and found the film to be both amusing and suspenseful. Decided to watch it more sober in full today and discover the end. The film follows the life of a suspicious looking artist who is secretive and closed in person. He also works as a telecommunicator and attracts the friendship of a lively and friendly woman working close by. Together they make a good contrast that keeps you wondering who or what is real in Adam-the artist life. His outgoing boss is all at a loss to why Adam is this way but understands that we all have our problems and tries to help him in brotherly sense. He acts more as a king in his domain and tries to understand the Jack-frost mind of his colleague. The end comes as a surprise by the fact some of the answers to his motives and behaviour was not so well developed as could have been. However, i still enjoyed it. and would say it was not at all bad. Also to say that director Adam green's short film -king in the box- i watched after on youtube was funny and surreal and has a connection with the King and Snowman theme. check it out.