The Wednesday Night Save the World Society (2001)
Feeling increasingly trapped, frustrated and alone, middle-aged Los Angeles resident Dee Barnes decides to turn her life (and hopefully the lives of others) around by starting a weekly discussion open to anyone who cares to join. She soon finds her house filled with an assortment of characters, including a bulimic goth, a sexist jerk, and a meek young man who only wants to protect the environment. As they open up to each other with their ideas and feelings, they gradually start to learn more about themselves.
Directors: Dave Eisenstark, Fred Burke.
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Dwight Hicks as Gary Quinn |
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Ruth de Sosa as Dee |
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Mary Margaret Robinson as Beverly |
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Roger Ranney as Larry Keller |
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David Grammer as Burt |
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Madison R. Wells as Delphine |
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Peter Szumlas as Perry |
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Hollace Starr as Linda Mitchell |
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Paul Roache as Gerald |
| Writing | Fred Burke | Writer |
| Production | Mary Margaret Robinson | Producer |
| Art | Alex Hajdu | Production Design |
| Directing | Dave Eisenstark | Director |
| Sound | Mary Jo Devenney | Sound Mixer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jan Arcaro | Hair Designer |
| Directing | Sadye Henson | First Assistant Director |
| Sound | Tim Riley | Music |
| Art | Gordon Capps | Art Direction |
| Writing | Dave Eisenstark | Writer |
| Directing | Fred Burke | Director |
| Production | David Nagy | Producer |
| Camera | Alan Armes | Assistant Camera |
| Production | Geno Havens | Casting |
| Crew | Tom Connole | Cinematography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jan Arcaro | Makeup Designer |