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Never Get Outta the Boat (2002)The story of young men whose recovery from drug abuse hangs on their self-management of a gritty L.A. rehab center. Director:Paul QuinnWriter:Nick Gillie |
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William Ellis
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Jean
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Soren
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Henry
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Sylvia
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Alice Thomas
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The story of young men whose recovery from drug abuse hangs on their self-management of a gritty L.A. rehab center.
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Rated R for pervasive drug material and language, strong sexual content and some violent imagesParents Guide:
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October 2003 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I saw this film at the Independent Filmmakers Conference last winter with a few of my friends. When we screened this movie, it made the whole trip worthwhile. This film was brilliantly directed and acted. It made shooting with a DV look excellent. The film really got into the characters through the various aspects in which it was filmed. I really felt connected to this film. I laughed. I cried. I thought that this would be another run of the mill drug movie, but this was definitely a great twist to a seemingly old topic. It was definitely worth seeing again and again.