A fictitious Vancouver film crew documents the professional life of a parking enforcement officer.A fictitious Vancouver film crew documents the professional life of a parking enforcement officer.A fictitious Vancouver film crew documents the professional life of a parking enforcement officer.
- Awards
- 5 wins & 4 nominations
Diana Pavlovská
- Olena Polapov
- (as Diana Pavlovska)
Harry Rob Bruner
- Dispatcher
- (as Rob Bruner)
Tony Conte
- Jerome Huot
- (as Tony Conté)
Storyline
Did you know
- Crazy creditsThe characters and events portrayed in this motion picture are entirely fictional. Any similarity to actual persons or events is purely unintentional. Except for Bob - he's based on Blake Corbet. And the scene where he's dancing - that was based on the time that Blake was dancing at the Mile Zero (2001) wrap party. Everything else we made up. Honest.
- SoundtracksJ'Ai Besoin De Toi
Performed and Written by The Holograms
Used under license from The Holograms
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I loved the idea for this movie - someone who has racked up almost $3000 worth of unpaid parking tickets and decides to make a documentary movie about it. The brilliant idea for this movie comes from the fact that everyone hates getting parking tickets and most of us think that these parking by-laws just exist as a cash cow.
I always watched with interest whenever they showed one of the officers ticketing a vehicle, then the owner would show up and shout obscenities, or use physical violence, like that delivery truck driver did. They didn't show the part where Murray, the parking officer's supervisor, was run over by an irate motorist whom he ticketed, leaving Murray in a coma. After this incident, the film director asked people on the street what they thought of this, and one guy smugly said "good." A few others felt sorry for him because he was just doing his job.
Although I tend to think that parking bylaws are a cash grab to some extent, I highly respect anyone who chooses to do such a thankless job for a living.
Overall this movie was entertaining and thought provoking, but it definitely showed the work of an amateur filmmaker on a low budget.
I always watched with interest whenever they showed one of the officers ticketing a vehicle, then the owner would show up and shout obscenities, or use physical violence, like that delivery truck driver did. They didn't show the part where Murray, the parking officer's supervisor, was run over by an irate motorist whom he ticketed, leaving Murray in a coma. After this incident, the film director asked people on the street what they thought of this, and one guy smugly said "good." A few others felt sorry for him because he was just doing his job.
Although I tend to think that parking bylaws are a cash grab to some extent, I highly respect anyone who chooses to do such a thankless job for a living.
Overall this movie was entertaining and thought provoking, but it definitely showed the work of an amateur filmmaker on a low budget.
- jeffspilger
- Apr 3, 2005
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- Also known as
- Тонкое искусство парковки
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- Budget
- $944,149 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $213,008
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $15,859
- Apr 4, 2004
- Gross worldwide
- $213,008
- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
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By what name was The Delicate Art of Parking (2003) officially released in Canada in English?
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