Walkow, Gary, Czerny, Henry, Favreau, Jon, Lee, Sheryl, Rivas, Geoffrey, Stratton, Charlie	...	(Director)
Fyodor Dostoevsky, Gary Walkow	...	(Writer)
Henry Czerny	...	The Underground Man
Sheryl Lee	...	Liza
Jon Favreau	...	Zerkov
Seth Green	...	Punk Neighbor
Christine Hanson	...	Floozie
Alina Panova	...	Zerkov's floozie
Kristine Pham	...	Hostess
Geoffrey Rivas	...	Tom
Eamonn Roche	...	Simon
Charlie Stratton	...	Jerry
James Troesh	...	The Boss

Summary: I am a sick man. ... I am a spiteful man. I am an unattractive man. I believe my liver is diseased; With those terrifying words begin one of the masterpieces of world literature, now adopted for a groundbreaking cinematic experience by Gary Walkow, with Henry Czerny giving petrifying life to the central character of Fyodor Dostoevsky's Notes From Underground. Miserable, arrogant, and self-destructive, the narrator of Dostoevsky's pioneering psychological thriller in existential angst peels off one after another layer of an over-active imagination that like cancer is feeding on its own annihilation. This breathtaking cinematic adaptation of Notes from Underground gives it an uncanny visual space to breathe, multi-layered tunnels of time to exorcise its diabolic genius.