This Canadian black-and-white film is based on David Blackwood's stage play of the same name, and is set in a Midwestern U.S. diner in the 1950s. It is director James Purcell's first film. Eddie (Peter Outerbridge) has "Fools Die Fast" tattooed on his hands, and is enjoying his diner food and a little flirtation with Rhonda (Kate Greenhouse), his waitress. When Rhonda's boss, Vern, accuses her of stealing money from the till. Eddie reacts to this with unusual force, tying Vern up and filming everything on a home movie camera. Romantic energies discharge between these two social misfits with some very dire consequences.

One very cool Canadian Indie film produced without any goverment funding
84 mins B&W. Certified Canadian by CRTC
Broadcast on Bravo Canada - 2002
Broadcast in Switzerland (German Dub) - 1998

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