Monday Morning

The narrative follows Thomas Bach, a popular figure in the Tea Party Movement, who is unexpectedly thrust into a dire situation. After losing his memory due to an attack, he navigates the streets of Los Angeles, specifically Skid Row, unaware of his diabetic condition. As he blends in with the homeless population, the film highlights the stark realities of life on the streets and the struggles faced by those without a home.

With a runtime of 112 minutes, Monday Morning offers a poignant look at the intersection of political ambition and personal crisis. The film features a top cast that includes Nat Christian, Victor Browne, and Molly Kidder, among others. Collectors can find this title available on DVD, making it a tangible piece for those interested in contemporary drama that tackles social issues head-on.