Secret Society
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Imogen Kimmel
James Hooton
Rachel Smith
Kate Fitzgerald
Lisa Riley
Lee Ross
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
A comedy that looks at the life of Daisy, a young factory worker who is mocked and ridiculed because she is fat. Daisy is adored by her new husband Ken, who worships his wife just the way she is. So much so that when he finds himself unemployed, he is sure he can make a living selling his nude photographs of her as postcards. Daisy is uncomfortable with the plan and decides she is the one who has to go out and earn money... little d s she know that her new job at a canning factory will soon lead to a career as a Sumo wrestler and will give her a whole new outlook on life. Nicknamed "Great White Jellyfish", Daisy joins the ranks amongst a group of buxom factory women who have been meeting secretly after work each day to train in the ancient and graceful Japanese martial art of Sumo wrestling-both a sport of the mind and a philosophy for life. Although not usually practiced by females, Sumo is just the thing to give these women of large physical stature a new sense of self-respect, confidence and dignity. As Daisy gets more involved in her new secret activity, Ken becomes deeply worried about her behavior and g s on mission to uncover the mystery behind her new attitude.
Director
Imogen Kimmel
Cast
James Hooton
Rachel Smith
Kate Fitzgerald
Lisa Riley
Lee Ross
Sharon D Clarke
Charles Dale
Clare Cathcart
Charlotte Brittain
Sharon Duce
Annette Badland
Crew
Philip Alberstat
Eddie Andres
Suzannah Buxton
Steve Christian
Guy Collins
Erwin C Dietrich
Ralph S. Dietrich
Robi Guever
Paul Heard
Denis Heroux
Vesna Jovanoska
Imogen Kimmel
Malcolm Kohll
Richard Lingard
David Maguire
Catriona Mcgowan
Colin Pons
David Pupkewitz
Katharina Schmidt
Glynn Speeckaert
Heinz Thym
Teresa Weston
Film Details
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Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 2000
Released in United States October 2000
Released in United States on Video January 7, 2003
Released in United States Summer June 7, 2002
Shown at Leeds International Film Festival October 5-20, 2000.
Shown at the American Film Market (AFM) 2000 February 23 - March 1, 2000.
Released in United States 2000 (Shown at the American Film Market (AFM) 2000 February 23 - March 1, 2000.)
Released in United States on Video January 7, 2003
Released in United States Summer June 7, 2002
Released in United States October 2000 (Shown at Leeds International Film Festival October 5-20, 2000.)
