Artois the Goat (2009)Lab technician Virgil Gurdies struggles to choose between his truelove Angie and his newfound quest to create the greatest goat cheese the world has ever known. |
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Artois the Goat (2009)Lab technician Virgil Gurdies struggles to choose between his truelove Angie and his newfound quest to create the greatest goat cheese the world has ever known. |
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| Mark Scheibmeir | ... |
Virgil
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Sydney Andrews | ... |
Angie
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| Stephen Taylor Fry | ... |
Yens
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| Dan Braverman | ... |
Hermit
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Michael Sullivan | ... |
Fitznicholas /
Nitzficholas
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| Justin Arnold | ... |
Clownwig /
Agent Brown
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Sarah Holland | ... |
Eva Verrane
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Harrison Butler | ... |
Ronaldo
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Robert Tolaro | ... |
Goat Farmer, Renior
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| Laurie Coker | ... |
Angie's Mother, Frances
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| Marlane Barnes | ... |
Angie's Sister, Embeth
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Jordan Crowder | ... |
Artois
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Jason McEntire | ... |
Chesterfield
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Richard Reininger | ... |
Austin Office Wiener /
Detroit Office Worker /
Virgil Shemp
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Varun Rajendran | ... |
Austin Office Intern
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Lab technician Virgil Gurdies embarks on an epic quest to create the greatest goat cheese the world has ever known, and reclaim the heart of his beloved Angie. A felonious German baker, a grave-digging hermit, and a tiny white goat color this journey of love, destiny and dairy products. Written by Cliff and Kyle Bogart
more an adventure into perfection than a comedy! there is comedy here but it's not COMEDY it's comedy. the plot line is a bit transparent and obvious at times but don't let that stop you from taking in this fun story!
the two main characters do a marvelous job in keeping the viewers attention with their acting and honest expressions - (both have great face for this gift). the story tended to get a bit long for me but that is because i could guess their next move. artistically this film is a joy and well worth the time to watch.
it's a fine film it's just that at some point it gets bogged down into itself.