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Hempmento (2004) [N/A]

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Release Date:
October 18, 2004

Original Title:
Hempmento

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 25

Some memories are just too hard to remember.

Overview from TheMovieDB

In this hilarious parody of the indie hit Memento, roommates Kyle and Dan watch channel 53, eat pizza and chips, and smoke a ridiculous amount of marijuana. One day, however, they discover that their treasured Kind Bud is missing. Someone has stolen it and left a clue as to the whereabouts of their stash: a photo of some strangely familiar mountains. Whomever it was, Kyle and Dan vow to find them and make them pay. So they begin a journey filled with assumption, deception and consumption. Locating the missing weed, however, is complicated by the fact that Kyle and Dan have completely burned out their short-term memories. What is said or done right now is of little consequence, because in a few minutes they won't remember a damn thing.

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Production

Art Direction:
Mike Ackerman

Camera Operator:
Brook Aitken

Director:
Brad Stabio

Director of Photography:
Lowel Pierce

Editor:
Brad Stabio

Producer:
Brad Stabio
Jeff Kosloski
Kirk Edward Anderson

Sound Recordist:
Brook Aitken

Writer:
Jeff Kosloski
Kirk Edward Anderson

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