Moon Palace

2000
26m

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Chad Donella and Michelle Nolden in Moon Palace (2000)

Tyler is an aimless young man who applies to a job advertisment at a chinese restaurant, as a writer of fortune cookies. He listens to conversations in a discreet back room through hidden mi... Read allTyler is an aimless young man who applies to a job advertisment at a chinese restaurant, as a writer of fortune cookies. He listens to conversations in a discreet back room through hidden microphones, and makes the fortunes uniquely personal to attract the customers to return.Tyler is an aimless young man who applies to a job advertisment at a chinese restaurant, as a writer of fortune cookies. He listens to conversations in a discreet back room through hidden microphones, and makes the fortunes uniquely personal to attract the customers to return.

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7.6/10

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- 1 win total

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Chad Donella

Tyler
(as Chad E. Donella)

Richard Bachynsky Hoover

Mob leader
(as Richard Sutton)

Michelle Nolden

Alice

Director
- David Weaver
Writer
- David Weaver
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mattgorman

Confuscious Say - An original short film about what might be

This was an extremely original and entertaining short film about what might be in a chinese food restaurant. I am usually hesitant about short films with such a long running time, but this film did not drag in any way. It was fast, funny, and entertaining. I would definitely recommend this to anyone that enjoy good short films.

9herodicus

An original romantic comedy...

A solid piece of work. The director definitely shows talent and potential through this short film. It humorously plays with our subconsciously preconceived notions that the restaurant business is a sort of "behind the scenes" affair. This film has its own interesting angle, and the direction is impressive in terms of letting the mystery and suspense unfold in a comedic way. Chad Donella is also very good as the likeable slacker-type protagonist. This is a pretty original romantic comedy (if that is a fair category), which is very hard to come by nowadays.