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| Marty Lindsey | ... |
Dan
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Elizabeth Rose | ... |
Sarah
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| Jason Coviello | ... |
Jacob
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Jenn Mazal | ... |
Mimi
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Kellen McAdoo | ... |
Kellen
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Jeremy Make | ... |
Joe
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| Megan Heffernan | ... |
Jennifer
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Melinda Smart | ... |
Carla
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Chris Grundy | ... |
Brian
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| Brian Landis Folkins | ... |
Shawn
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Justin Spicer | ... |
Todd
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Justin Frumkes | ... |
Jeff
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Emily Absher | ... |
McKenna
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| Jen Fiskum | ... |
Jamie
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Josie Lindsey | ... |
Sharon
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The decision to move cross country from NYC, where Dan is a struggling artist, to his hometown of Arvada, Colorado, to create what he believes to be a more stable life for his wife and son, is not the first difficult decision Dan Gold will have to make. SUBURBAN, a poignant slice of life film combines clever humor with relevant, repeatable characters facing the daily battle between good and bad, right and wrong. The audience watches as Dan and his wife Sarah tackle the balance of parenting, love, trust and communication, all the while observing those around them coming face to face with infidelity, divorce, friends, family and, ultimately, priorities. As SUBURBAN unfolds, Dan unravels, finding himself in the middle of the very situations he has become all too familiar with observing from the sidelines - including coming to find the true meaning of MANHOOD. Through simple black and white, sketch style storyboards, Dan's subconscious manifests itself in an illustrated series he is ... Written by Lorii Rabinowitz, Producer