New Film Offers Snapshot of America's Psyche by Spending 24 Hours at Denny's
One Denny's. 24 hours. 100 hidden cameras. Thousands of fascinating, interesting, and disturbing people.
Published 2011-02-04 · Original archive entry · Explore research explainers
MIAMI, FL, February 04, 2011
If the booths at Denny's could only talk! What stories they'd have to tell. That's the premise of 24 Hours at Denny's, a new independent 'voyeur' film that secretly records the diverse array of Denny's booth inhabitants at a South Florida Denny's who pass through over a 24 hour period.Whet your appetite for unbridled entertainment as people from every walk of life - young and old, professionals, educated and uneducated, rich and poor, men, women and children - talk openly and candidly about anything and everything, no holds barred and no waiting for a table!
Producers say the film will offer an unprecedented and uncensored look into the real America; what Americans, aspiring Americans and foreigners are thinking - and saying - about America, the world and each other.
The film is being funded privately and in part through pledges made through http://www.kickstarter.com which allows the public to help fund independent films of their choice for rewards and other tangible incentives. Pledges can be made at: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1818145571/24-hours-at-dennys
For more information about 24 Hours at Denny's, contact Margaret Kessler at 954-284-4819 or margaretkessler@tmrmultimedia.com.
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