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The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club (2013) Sinopsis:
Directed by Justin Barber. With Werner Reidel, Hans Willer, David Maysick, Stacey Bradshaw. Through Megan's deliberate acts of respect and purposeful efforts to get to know these gentlemen the shroud of their grumpy appearance is lifted and as the men open up the impact of their life stories extend beyond her.
Credited cast: Werner Reidel ... Heinrich Roth Hans Willer ... Nathan Goldwin David Maysick ... Ricky Lombardo Stacey Bradshaw ... Megan Amanda Barber ... Martha David Cade ... Virgil Eric Hageman ... Eric Grant Hageman ... Grant Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Justin Barber ... Male Nurse 1 Jerry Brant ... Male, Nurse 3 Gregory Hines ... Megan's Dad Lydia Hines ... Employee 2 Marjorie Hines ... Employee 1 Michelle Hines ... Megan's Mom Thomas Hines ... Megan's Brother
Description of The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club (2013):
The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club is a short film that tells the story of three older men who come into the same restaurant on Wednesday mornings at the same time every week. The story is told from the perspective of Megan, the newly hired waitress at the restaurant. Through her deliberate acts of respect and purposeful efforts to get to know these gentlemen the shroud of their grumpy appearance is lifted and as the men open up the impact of their life stories extend beyond Megan. Written byAmanda Barber
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User Review:
So often movies that lack story substitute with effects and big names. This movie was a delightful exception that had a first production effort worthy of many more movies. The movie is a mix of the crossing of three elderly gents and a delightful waitress who chooses to overlook their cranky presentation to give them the best of service. It's one more movie that goes into my watch it again list.The movie takes place in a local dinner mostly where the three lead elder men meet every Wednesday for breakfast. The timing in the flow of the movie is superb as it draws you in at the right pace to where you forget the stage (in theater terms) and get wrapped up in the actors. It will take your heart for a genuine stroll into the world of those who have gone before us and are nearing the end of their journey in a loving and delightful way.
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