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Ordinary Madness (2001)
Bernardo Gigliotti directs this indie psychodrama. Looking to launch a career as a blues guitarist, Bobby (Ron Carlson) moves to Los Angeles and is immediately offered a job playing in a bar. He finds board in the home of Faye (Denise Gentile), who keeps her paralyzed husband in the attic. Things are going well until Bobby realizes that Faye is a murderer.
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Bernardo Gigliotti directs this indie psychodrama. Looking to launch a career as a blues guitarist, Bobby (Ron Carlson) moves to Los Angeles and is immediately offered a job playing in a bar. He finds board in the home of Faye (Denise Gentile), who keeps her paralyzed husband in the attic. Things are going well until Bobby realizes that Faye is a murderer.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Dino Anello, Bernardo Gigliotti
In Theaters:12/22/2001
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Legendary Productions LLC
Cast
Bernardo Gigliotti
Director
Ron Carlson
Bobby Lang
Gary Daniel Mosher
Albert Skillman
Denise Gentile
Faye Skillman
Mariah O'Brien
Betty
Alan Gelfant
Warren Funk
Robert Musgrave
Larry Funk
Steve Richard Harris
Michael
Patrick Cochran
Rip
Susan Vinciotti Bonito
Gladys
Mark Boone Junior
Leo
John Troy Donovan
Guitar Auditioner
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