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Fast Food High (2003) [N/A]

Featuring:
Alison Pill, Sarah Gadon, Joe Dinicol

Written by:
Tassie Cameron
Jackie May

Directed by:
Nisha Ganatra


Release Date:
February 25, 2003

Original Title:
Fast Food High

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Accent Entertainment Corporation
CCI Entertainment
CTV

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CA: G 

Runtime: 92

Overview from TheMovieDB

Fast Food High tells the story of Emma Redding, a young fast food restaurant employee who musters her inner Erin Brockovich and tries to start a union. When new management takes over the local fast food restaurant, favoritism, unstable hours and sexual harassment come with it. Eager to do something about it, Emma risks losing her job, her boyfriend, and her status with the "in" crowd as she squares off against big business in the greatest challenge of her young life.

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Overview from Open Movies

Emma, a popular girl both at school and at her job, takes on the role of union organizer. Dale, the incoming conniving and sleazy manager of the fast food restaurant, Patty's, inspires Emma to spearhead the drive to unionize.

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Rankings and Honors

Fast Food High (2003) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 5.4/10
Awards Won: 4 nominations

Performers

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Production

Director:
Nisha Ganatra

Director of Photography:
David A. Makin

Music:
Andrew Lockington

Writer:
Tassie Cameron
Jackie May

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