The Theory of the Leisure Class (film)
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Directed byGabriel Niccolo Bologna
Screenplay by
- Amber Benson
- Gabriel Bologna
Produced by
- Erika Brannan
- Athena Ashburn
- Jeff Rice
Starring
- Tuesday Knight
- Michael Massee
- Christopher McDonald
- Brad Renfro
- Athena Stensland
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| Directed by | Gabriel Niccolo Bologna |
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| Cinematography | Christopher Tufty |
| Edited by | Michael Berenson |
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| Distributed by | IQ Entertainment |
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Running time | 109 minutes[1] |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $300,000[2] |
The Theory of Leisure Class is an American independent thriller film directed by Gabriel Niccolo Bologna and starring Brad Renfro, Tuesday Knight, and Michael Massee. The film centers on a series of murders targeting children in a small-town setting and was screened in July 2001 as part of the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival in West Hollywood and Beverly Hills. Following a limited circulation, it was later released on DVD on April 29, 2003.
The plot revolves around the discovery of murdered children's bodies by kids on a field trip, triggering a, sordid, investigation that reveals a web of local corruption.[3]
Cast
- Tuesday Knight as Callie
- Athena Ashburn as Julie Mathews
- Brad Renfro as Billy
- Christopher McDonald as Buddy Barnett
- Michael Massee as McMillon
- Julie Stensland as Mama J.
- Brooke Conrad as Maria
- Erika Brannan as Cindie McKenna
- John Furlong as Emmet Masterson
- Heather Rattray as Attorney