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Lbs. (2004) 6.9
A 315-pound man decides to kick his food addiction by moving to the country. Director:Matthew Bonifacio |
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Cast
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Neil Perota
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Sacco Valenzia
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| Miriam Shor | ... |
Lara Griffin
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Theresa Perota
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| Lou Martini Jr. | ... |
Anthony Lanzo
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| Susan Varon | ... |
Connie Perota
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Fil Formicola | ... |
Lou Perota
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Deidre
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Mike Bocchetti | ... |
Wayne
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Student
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Flower Girl
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Vito
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Dante
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Susanna Hari | ... |
Featured
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Michael
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A 315-pound man decides to kick his food addiction by moving to the country.
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A Waist is a Terrible Thing to Mind.Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
26 March 2010 (USA) See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$11,690 (USA) (26 March 2010)Gross:
$27,301 (USA) (21 May 2010)Company Credits
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A great indie film. People dealing with the difficulties of life and embracing change. The script rings true throughout. The acting is solid and heartfelt. There is not a single clanger in this film. Well edited, shot, cast, directed. A perfect indie film.
The story is simple, an ordinary fat man unhappy with his life, seeing his weight become a problem for those that love him puts himself into isolation to try and deal the problem head on.
It reminded me of The Station Agent with Peter Dinklage another indie film about body issues, separation from normal society and the search for connection. Both are fantastic films and both mean a lot to me. Films about change and redemption, about the daily grind that is this life. Highly recommended!