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Fully Loaded (2011)On a rare evening out, two feisty single moms discover that it's not so easy to hook up with a total stranger (Dweezil Zappa) anymore. This "van-centric" dark comedy, set in LA--offers an ... See full summary » Director:Shira Piven |
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| Paula Killen | ... | ||
| Lisa Ann Orkin | ... | ||
| Dweezil Zappa | ... | ||
| Jake La Botz | ... | ||
| David Koechner | ... | ||
| John Farley | ... | ||
| David Yow | ... | ||
| Ana Gasteyer | ... | ||
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| Walid Amini | ... | ||
| Keith Bass | ... | ||
| Terrence Beasor | ... | ||
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Helene Bloom | ... | |
| Mark Boone Junior | ... | ||
| Rob Bouton | ... | ||
| John Ross Bowie | ... | ||
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On a rare evening out, two feisty single moms discover that it's not so easy to hook up with a total stranger (Dweezil Zappa) anymore. This "van-centric" dark comedy, set in LA--offers an opportunity to eavesdrop on how women genuinely feel about men, relationships and themselves. Written by reznik
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Saw this movie at a Newport Beach Film Festival in 2012 and was pleasantly surprised! The movie nicely delivers some truths of our current existence: this is indeed how LA looks at night to single women trying to have fun and get "out there"; this is indeed how women talk about everything, including men; these are truly the types of fears, issues and problems that we experience in this day and age, where roles seem to be shifting and particularly in a city where everything and everyone is disposable. And the title reference is painfully relevant to a common assumption so many women make entering a relationship, seeing a potential, instead of what is really there. All this told with a great sense of humor and fantastic soundtrack, ultimately makes for a fun and inspiring movie-time.