
Market Hours 2014
Jon Goldman's *Market Hours* (2014) is a vibrant, short-form action film set against the backdrop of a bustling urban market where everyday vendors come alive in the imagination of Randall, a dreamy market employee.
Director: Jon Goldman
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Market Hours (2014) about?
*Market Hours* follows Randall, a daydreaming market worker who envisions the secret lives of vendors like Angela, the angelic baker next door. His distraction leads to thefts at the market, risking his job—until a chance encounter with a starlet gives him a chance to prove his worth and win Angela's attention.
Who directed Market Hours?
Market Hours was directed by Jon Goldman, a filmmaker known for crafting character-driven stories with a blend of realism and whimsy.
Who stars in Market Hours?
The film stars Leonard Earl Howze, Hong Chau, and Christopher Cedeño in its core ensemble.
Is Market Hours (2014) worth watching?
*Market Hours* may not be a high-octane action spectacle, but its charm lies in its intimate storytelling and urban fantasy elements. For fans of character-driven shorts and quirky indie films, it's a delightful 15-minute escape worth your time.
How long is Market Hours?
Market Hours has a runtime of 15 minutes.
About Market Hours (2014) — A Dreamy Urban Market Adventure with Action and Heart
Jon Goldman's *Market Hours* (2014) is a vibrant, short-form action film set against the backdrop of a bustling urban market where everyday vendors come alive in the imagination of Randall, a dreamy market employee. As Randall's preoccupation with the inner lives of these characters—especially Angela, the enigmatic baker with a celestial aura—grows, his daydreams begin to clash with reality. His distraction leads to a series of thefts, putting his job in jeopardy, until a chance interaction with a glamorous starlet offers him a lifeline to reconnect with Angela and redeem himself.
This micro-budget gem blends slice-of-life charm with lighthearted action, painting a colorful portrait of resilience and second chances in a multicultural community. The film's breezy pace and quirky charisma make it a standout in the action genre, balancing humor and heart with a touch of urban fantasy that lingers long after the credits roll.