Park Day (1998)

	Saleem K.

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Ok, This although the acting and screen play could have been better the director did acomplish his goal in projecting the various factions which can take place in small town america, the divide between college students and hometown folk, the father/son arguments about going to school, the boyfriend girlfriend tensions about going back to school and the overwelming desire to just break out of that small town environment. William B. either did not view the directors comments or chose to ignore them. aside from the professional actors, the cast is not composed largely of locals, as old William B. tries to state, most of these entertainers were cast in L.A. or other areas. in fact the director only points out three actors with speaking parts that are local one of which had an acting background. And to say that some of them spent time in jail, how does he justify that statement. Old William B. obviously has a racist stigma and just wants to make this directors work look bad.

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	Christa M.

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I have know idea because this title is unavailable

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	William B.

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Set in the fictional town of New Haven, this film was actually shot in Springfield, Missouri (which has a 97% white population) during the summer of 1997. Although it features a cast consisting of a handful of professional actors, the cast is largely comprised of local residents, some of which have spent far more time in the Greene County Jail than in front of a camera. The entire story line is pointless and the acting is horrid. Sterling Macer Jr. makes his mark as the modern day Ed Wood Jr. of the film industry.

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