You Know My Name

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The poster for "You Know My Name" (1993), a Parousian Pictures film short starring Angel Connell & Betty Taylor. Written, Produced, & Directed by Angel Connell.

While visiting a mysterious dating agency, a lonely woman checks out the video tapes of one male prospect who seems to have multiple personalities. With remote in hand, the woman speeds past the parts of his character she finds unattractive and hones in on what finds appealing about him.

Copyright © 1993 Parousian Pictures. All Rights Reserved. Used With Permission.

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"You Know My Name" (1993) is a comedic musical short inspired by an obscure Beatles novelty tune. While visiting a mysteriously surrealistic dating agency, a lonely woman (Betty Taylor) chec... Read all"You Know My Name" (1993) is a comedic musical short inspired by an obscure Beatles novelty tune. While visiting a mysteriously surrealistic dating agency, a lonely woman (Betty Taylor) checks out the video tapes of one male prospect (Angel Connell) who seems to have multiple per... Read all"You Know My Name" (1993) is a comedic musical short inspired by an obscure Beatles novelty tune. While visiting a mysteriously surrealistic dating agency, a lonely woman (Betty Taylor) checks out the video tapes of one male prospect (Angel Connell) who seems to have multiple personalities. With remote in hand, the woman speeds past those parts of her character she fi... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

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Angel Connell…

Betty Taylor

Lonely Woman

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- Angel Connell
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- Angel Connell
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It took one full day to shoot the film inside the studios of Video Entertainment Services.

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When the Lonely Woman (Betty Taylor) steps into the office, we see a shaft of light illuminate her face as she steps into a close-up. When the scene cuts back to her at a medium shot, however, there is no shaft of light behind her as she moves away from the office door.