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Eminent Domain 2009

23 min📅 2009-03-01

Claude Mallard, a woman living with agoraphobia, faces the terrifying possibility of losing her home to eminent domain in this short 2009 film.

Cast

Brandi Aguilar
Brandi Aguilar
Concerned Citizen
Henree Alyse
Henree Alyse
Claude Mallard
Christopher Bilanscuk
Concerned Citizen
Shirley Burns
Woman - Phillis / Old
Pat Dean
Concerned Citizen
Marc Fajardo
Marc Fajardo
Punk Kid #2
Karen-Eileen Gordon
Karen-Eileen Gordon
Maxine Wilcox
Chrystall Friedemann
Concerned Citizen
Angie Frausto
Concerned Citizen
Azmyth Kaminski
Azmyth Kaminski
Punk Kid #1

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Eminent Domain (2009) about?

The film follows Claude Mallard, an agoraphobic woman whose home is threatened by eminent domain. Desperate, she seeks help from Ray, her life-sized mechanical companion, and Norman Kim, her supportive local grocer, in a fight to preserve her fragile sense of safety.

Who directed Eminent Domain?

Director information is not available.

Who stars in Eminent Domain?

The film features Brandi Aguilar, Henree Alyse, Christopher Bilanscuk, Shirley Burns, and Pat Dean among its cast.

Is Eminent Domain (2009) worth watching?

With a runtime of just 23 minutes, this short film offers a unique blend of dark humor and emotional depth. While IMDb ratings are unavailable, its intriguing premise and quirky characters make it a compelling watch for fans of unconventional storytelling.

How long is Eminent Domain?

Eminent Domain has a runtime of 23 minutes.

About Eminent Domain (2009) — A Darkly Witty Short Film About Losing Your Sanctuary

Claude Mallard, a woman living with agoraphobia, faces the terrifying possibility of losing her home to eminent domain in this short 2009 film. With her sanctuary at risk, she turns to Ray—a life-sized mechanical human—and Norman Kim, the kind neighborhood grocer, for help navigating the bureaucratic nightmare. The story blends dark humor with a poignant exploration of home, identity, and the fragility of personal space.

Set against a quiet, everyday backdrop, *Eminent Domain* weaves together themes of isolation and resilience as Claude confronts forces beyond her control. The film's atmospheric tension and quirky characters create a unique viewing experience that lingers long after the credits roll.