The Parking Lot Movie

Synopsis: The Parking Lot Movie is a documentary about a singular parking lot in Charlottesville, Virginia. The film follows a select group of parking lot attendants and their strange rite of passage. The eccentric brotherhood of attendants consist of grad students, overeducated philosophers, surly artists, middle-age slackers and more. This self-described "ragtag group of fractured poets" prefer skateboards and bicycles to cars and have at best a tolerant contempt for the people they serve. That's not to say they don't care about anything. They hang out at the lot even in their spare time, shooting the breeze or playing a spirited game of "flip cone," just because...they like it there. They conduct their own private "war" against the elites, the pretentious and obnoxious customers who park their BMWs, Hummers, Suburbans and other vehicles. They study the art of doing nothing and the knack of getting even with rude, SUV-driving dolts who treat them like inferior beings. The gradual devolution fr
Genre: Documentary
Director(s): Meghan Eckman
Production: Redhouse Productions
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.0
Metacritic:
63
Rotten Tomatoes:
75%
PG
Year:
2010
74 min
Website
132 Views


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stopped

it was a bit with the sex scandal

our camera

may have been back a little bit

the

uh...

and

there is a weird what a legacy or other species of animal

you may use interact with him and obviously lately control the evening

but he is not a certain way of the house their own set of controls

when you're walking down the street

it's not like if you bump into somebody you start screaming at them and giving

them the finger quite right to their face but when you're in a car you seem

to feel that you have the superpower

people are whether they're called part of the american identity

have your party in your car will set you free cards

is resistance number but before submitting the exports of the west and

what not

you've got your car and i've been

personally world

the ideas people being trapped by the car the parking lot of the place where

people were finally

realizing that the carpet

was not just means that the liberation but actually something of an incumbent

and that you had to pay because you know place for your form you had a better

anthony there was some

final

component justice in that

predictors

we are the champions

ultimately

you have the car

we need to park their cars

and sooner or later you come back and it department office

and then and i want to us

my first reaction to cedras to florence get-out-the-vote forty thousand dollars

vehicle

that gets a miles to the gallon is i hate you

but i'm not going to do anything because at the time for you and with my hatred

positively

biet khong grinding my teeth in the knobs

building at the site of the best resource saying you know parking lot you

know they hear that the middle of the blinders on the airport for the rest of

story

on the run eleven points

it's even eat accident

it's beneath bellhop

bellhop steve forbes

presented the parking lot of thailand is the

tollbooth operator on the expressway to the way station to the american dream

it's on the bermuda triangle

you know in a way it's actually kind of triangular

it helps preserve much like beautiful wild animals it was like a refuge from

the rest of charles though right in the middle of

like a wildlife refuge

parking lot is located directly opposite

a number of

horrible bars

service premature and he you produce and your classroom

many native week

it's a strange location

meter on the back of a restaurant i mean it's not the prettiest thing bc the back

of every building and on a bad day smelled the dumpster

the truth is rather informal working it looks like something that you might

discover now being at the border and some people would

put up a little that other people just saw the inherent

soared nearly of that building was such a horrible simple space really was

disagreed with their bonds

aloof four walls will step

that's the kind of

building that jesus would have collected parking fees from

along

one-dollar bills

things three dollars lives

like one-night whenever somebody else and what do you do

made my first inclination is the last no

every still do it twenty one years later life

well it's pretty absurd but um... parking lot and they're like really

press as a leader minutes is business he holds that in the game he's sixteen

aster the gatekeeper birth and that judge

well before so i could tell that there are two

textbook

first definitely

rosa business it is a key figure in this

in this world

pet uh...

the masterminds

the man behind the curtain

thicket abotobble it

vidartes

got a lot of trouble

younger

and i'd always admired guys and we'll stores item number this one guy in

toronto that happens orange juice tan

they didn't even have a doorbell spaghetti and so i just answer counsel

he hopped outside over-the-counter to set the customer coming pop back uh...

and make the arches and and what it is that it was discussed at maximum people

and i'd always admired

that kind of

businessmen chris's genius wasn't

spider finding relating to people and getting them to

really come as a person not a boss

not the owner

not a an authority figure but as a friend and someone that you going to be

loyalty because you had such of the strong stake in operations you know you

cared about the place

has been small was really to create

a decentralized network of attendants who were also de facto managers the

facto owners for all in one of the park there the guy and i think that there was

the owner

and it's almost like he assembled this ragtag group a fractured poets that were

somehow in a sense like himself

yet we're certainly cable grave exit but none of us would call you have received

this week as you know what

where to get a reacted and hard-headed i think that sought as more of just

otherwise unemployable misfits barua

he had a gift or a person of being able to recognize

k and give them a starbucks how is that the press had a real spiritual adviser

quality to him

vedic

backside

it's not like i'm thinking the word businesses do and terms of

how you treat your customers

to may it's all about time treatment for aids

don't work wasn't that it is the car therefore youth

is more decided to return to raise

canada

i'm actually was

of like

arthritis in my phone because of straightening out one dollar bills for

forty years and uh... so it's very direct it's in your pocket

someone in the ass i'm foster i don't consider myself a farce

and

people would bring

certain assumptions to flames in their interactions with attendance

that to them seem perfectly

rational and maybe our rational and reinforced

elsewhere in consumer culture

you know the notion that the customer is always right

the notion that

if you have money you have a right to get whatever that money can buy you

and those are things that are you know

if not taken for granted in our society or at least

pretty often the case

uh... but in the parking lot there is simply not

or

lesson as guys working on the other part and they don't have custody sit down

person here and air condition

heater

things only for the for not moving amongst the people they're not doing

anything and they can't afford to live here

healthcare

looks like the word of the day at the park allies like dislike hanging

can you hang

it's like a combination of being really relaxed and

not willing to like let somebody will talk you down here in the end

teamwork is the dreamworks

cfo tonight linda a hosting

detonated an apartment

ciphers undisclosed

style of that

the guy is easy just got off

discounted as money out

graag eventually you see the light

visits

seriously

were not an average parking lot we're not oblivious of the sayings in their

realize this is uh...

i mean this is a rare saying it's not even easier job there's not liking you

just get a job the parking lot

the letters are ridiculously helicopter they could break up into the seventy s

hiring in society

never knew what to say this is a cutie

stuff plates of the things that you had the

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