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| Peter Coyote | ... |
Blue
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| Nick Mancuso | ... |
Eli
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| Carole Laure | ... |
Liliane
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| Max Gail | ... |
King
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| James Laurenson | ... |
Terry Ray
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Carol Wayne | ... |
Candy
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| Jamie Rose | ... |
Libby
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| Kathryn Harrold | ... |
Cyd
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George Morfogen | ... |
Max
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| Jerry Hardin | ... |
Warren Williams
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| Henry G. Sanders | ... |
Reuben
(as Henry Sanders)
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| Walter Olkewicz | ... |
Marvin
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| Terry Wills | ... |
Mortician
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Annie O'Neill | ... |
Dukes Waitress
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Michelle Davison | ... |
Fatburger Waitress
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Blue and Eli, two friends, have problems with women. Blue, a yet-to-be discovered painter is left by his longtime girlfriend, because she considers him too immature for a longlsting relationship. Eli on the other hand, who works in his father's aerobic suit business, is still searching for a woman who is interesting enough to spend more than one night with her. Their friendship is put to a severe test as both fall in love with Liliane, Blue's attractive new gallerist. Written by Robert Zeithammel <zeit@cip.physik.uni-muenchen.de>
This sometimes lyrical, sometimes harrowing, exploration of male friendship is unique in its honesty and the fearless, fully revealing perfomances of both its male stars--Nick Mancuso and Peter Coyote. They open both light and dark sides of their characters in relationship to each other and to the women in their lives. Then one women becomes the focus for both, threatening to destroy years of common bonds. In today's more-fortuitous indie market, this haunting little beauty might have had the exposure it merits. It opens a window on man-to-man talk through which few of us are ever allowed to look.