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Protest this protest that, so many protests. All good causes, activism spreads. No doubt the world has wrongs that need exposing. What's the next protest? Une proteste, international strike, a boycott. Protest whatever? Whatefer. says... See more »

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(warning: this trailer has spoilers) Here come the Protesters. They don't know what they stand up for & they don't know what they're up against. It's like the blind leading the blind. There are so many things wrong in the world, so many evils to fight against. Is there no end to the problems? Yet what are we fighting against? Is it the war? pollution? greed? corruption? hunger? drugs? Nobody seems to know the priority. Nobody can agree which cause to support, or what's the best strategy. None of the protesters. Except for one. She's about to have her eyes opened to a revelation. History will never be the same! Appearing (in chronological order): Folake Olowofoyeku, Drew Odegard, Shelli Misoyanis, Gentry Prescott, Aimee Tumenang, Esther Pulliam-Torres, Edly Chery, Jesse Rider, Jon Douglas Rainey, Madeleine Avendano, Thomas Daniel, Juliette Rose, Brenda Cooney, Rodney Laney, Ian Couch, Jesse Kelly, Lola Genoves. Random Screenplay notes: Welcome to sprawling city of Monstropolis, located at the world's intersection, swarming with the human throng. One never knows what may occur here to alter the historic course of events. A brilliant idea can suddenly reveal mankind's destiny. It may come from a very strange source, through the most unlikely messenger. The city exists under the oppression of a tyrannical dictator, who broadcasts his bold-faced lies and genocidal plans on all the major TV networks, twenty-four hours a day. There's no escaping his lunatic ranting and raving. Not everyone shares his twisted views. Meet Felice Falafafel, a simple mind, not the sharpest pencil in the box. Night falls, and they arrive at the secret meeting place of the protesters. Meet Justin D. Bandwagon. He's the group's fearless leader. The group isn't very organized. There doesn't seem to be any unity, and Felice is getting really confused. Before long, total chaos ensues. Silver Spring Studios, Myster Ey, Director Tasciotti. Copyright (c) 2004 MultiMegaMedia

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	Folake Olowofoyeku	...	Felice Falafafull
	Jesse Rider	...	Justin D. Bandwagon
	Brenda Cooney	...	Petunia Piano
	Edly Chery	...	Upiqui Ipsingk
	Jon Douglas Rainey	...	Bud Crapshoot
	Rodney Laney	...	Habib Homberber
	Jesse Kelly	...	Groofus Weebles
	Donna Barnes	...	Protester doing yoga
	Shelli Misoyianis	...	Oopsey Daisy
	Gentry Prescott	...	Euronymouse Shmoop
	Madeleine Avendano	...	Ashley Burns
	Drew Ole Odegard	...	Whacky Prophet-angel
	Wolfgang Shatriya	...	Eggbert
	Shylah Keyboa	...	Cherubim in Felice's revelation (as Shylah Kyyboa)
	Ivy Nicholson	...	Artiste
	Jerry Orbach	...	Police Investigator in street
	Samein Tasciotti	...	Larry Otter (as Sam Tasciotti)
	Peg Leg Bates	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Thomas Daniel	...	Bubblebunkles
	Helaine Fonda	...	Sally Manders
	Maria Rusolo	...	Innocent bystander
	Trevor Jones	...	Mayor Maynot-Nevernohow
	Tamar Elhayani	...	Mary Ghouled (voice)
	Chris Young	...	Protester in store
	Julia Walsh	...	Sunshine the Cllown
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Damilola Adepoju	...	City protester
	Emily Avendano	...	City protester
	Sarah Bergman	...	Protester
	Ian Couch	...	Protester
	Emlilah	...	Feminist victim complex (as Emlila Kyyboa)
	Darcie Fitzpatrick	...	Protester
	Lola M. Genoves	...	Radio Broadcaster
	Brother James	...	Pita Falafafull
	Chloe Johnson	...	Girlfriend
	Jraco Kalazian	...	Anti - protester
	Anita Menotti	...	Protester
	Esther Nash	...	Protester
	Ariane Potter	...	Shocked Protester
	Esther Pulliam-Torres	...	Mama Florence Falafafull
	Juliette Rose	...	Protester
	Jessica Rotondi	...	Protester
	Megan Saraceni	...	Narrator (voice)
	Tasciotti	...	Alfred Hitchcock figure (as Myster Ey)
	Daniel L. Tasciotti	...	Protester
	Aimee Tumenang	...	Jellydroll Dingle

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Tasciotti

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Tasciotti

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(story and screenplay) (as P.E. Tasciotti)

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Joe Dinki	...	series producer
Tamar Elhayani	...	assistant producer
David Grein	...	co-producer
Matt Jade	...	consulting producer
Rico Racine	...	consulting producer
Scott Richmond	...	line producer
Tasciotti	...	executive producer (as Myster Ey)

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Ian Couch
Tasciotti

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Jazzmyn Banks
Léli Figueiredo
Tasciotti

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Helaine Fonda

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Ahgamen Keyboa

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David Faivre	...	props
Marija Kotevska	...	painter

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David Faivre

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David Faivre

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Scott Richmond

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location manager

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Subatomic Sound System

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composer: theme music

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Kimberly Amato	...	production assistant
Emlilah	...	production assistant (as Emlila Kyyboa)
Abe Lebovic	...	production assistant
Brian Wixson	...	production assistant (as Brian Wixson)

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Tahdji Gibbs	...	thanks
Emma Novacich	...	very special thanks
Patricia Pinho	...	thanks (as Patricia Pinto)
Scott Richmond	...	special thanks
Jeffrey Riegel	...	grateful acknowledgment
Pete Seeger	...	the producers are grateful to

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Enternet Global Productions
Milkyy Media Syndicate
Satellite Records Inc. (support)
Silver Spring Studios (in co-production with)

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The Entertainment Giant (2005) (World-wide)

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Plot Summary	Protest this protest that, so many protests. All good causes, activism spreads. No doubt the world has wrongs that need exposing. What's the next protest? Une proteste, international strike, a boycott. Protest whatever? Whatefer. says Felice Falafafull, the Protester. Written by Peter Edward Tasciotti Plot Summary
Plot Keywords	cult-film based-on-play See All (2) »
Taglines	They don't know what they stand up for and they don't know what they're up against. See more »
Genres	Comedy Drama Fantasy News
Parents Guide	Add content advisory for parents »

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Also Known As	The Protester (United States) Protest Whatefer (World-wide, English title) Protest Whatever (United Kingdom)
Runtime	85 min
Official Sites	Fansite Official blog Official site
Country	United States
Language	English
Color	Color
Filming Locations	Satellite Records Warehouse, Brooklyn, New York, USA See more »

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Trivia	The main character, Felice Falafafull was created through a collaboration between the writer, Tasciotti and the Nigerian-born actress, Folake Olowofoyeku. See more »
Crazy Credits	David Faivre a.k.a. Davis Favis, an old friend of the screenwriter, created some of the special effects and props. See more »
Quotes	Felice Falafafull: Hullo, Hullo, Poughkeepsie! Upiqui Ipsingk: No, it's Upiqui! How many times do I have to tell you my name, Felice? See more »

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