Interviews in the Michael Moore/"Roger and Me" tradition examine life in small-town America, class conflicts and the collapse of an upstate New York community, Dadetown, when the town's once-prosperous factory, reduced to the manufacture of paper clips and staples, finally closes. Facing massive unemployment, the blue-collar Dadetown residents next find yuppies moving into town to staff the local division of a big computer outfit.
| Directing | Russ Hexter | Director |
| Crew | William J. Gorman | Cinematography |
| Writing | Russ Hexter | Writer |
| Writing | John Housley | Writer |
| Production | Jim Carden | Producer |
| Sound | Tom Carden | Music |
| Editing | David Kirkman | Editor |
| Art | Ed Vigeant | Production Design |
| Art | Dan Blanchard | Art Direction |
| Production | Jane Miller | Production Manager |
| Directing | Kristen Scott | First Assistant Director |
| Sound | Chris Scarafile | Boom Operator |
| Sound | Alicia Quigley | Sound Recordist |
| Camera | Mark Besas | Assistant Camera |
| Editing | Fred von Bernewitz | Negative Cutter |
| Directing | Phyllis Peter | Script Supervisor |