May
A socially awkward veterinary assistant becomes fixated on a charismatic stranger, driving her obsessive quest for perfect connection into a terrifying spiral of self‑destruction.
“If you can't find a friend... make one.”
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A socially awkward veterinary assistant with a lazy eye and an obsession with perfection descends into depravity after developing a crush on a boy with perfect hands.
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Principal cast & crew: 35
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Edited by Debra GoldfieldShot by Steve YedlinScored by Jammes LuckettDesigned by Leslie Keel
Box Office
2003 · Box office
Produced on a $500K budget
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$500K
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- May - Die Schneiderin des Todesde
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Cast & Crew
35 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
14Samantha Adams
as Lucille
Brittney Lee Harvey
as Diedre
Connor Matheus
as Kindergarten Boy
Mike Mckee
as Optometrist
Ken Davitian
as Foreign Doctor
Bret Roberts
as Distraught Man at Veterinarian Office
Traci Burr
as Short Girl
Jude Mcvay
as Zombie
Tricia Kelly
as Amy
Norwood Cheek
as Guy on Bench
Jesse Hlubik
as Jack
Jennifer Grant
as Jill
Lucky Mckee
as Guy Making Out in the Elevator (uncredited)
Meredith Hines
as Woman at the Restaurant (uncredited)
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1Writers
1Producers
2Other crew
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