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Alistair Abell | ... |
Bob
(archive footage)
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Sole Alberti | ... |
Lou
(archive footage)
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| Robert Bagnell | ... |
(archive footage)
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| John Barillaro | ... |
(archive footage)
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| Scott Caan | ... |
(archive footage)
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Kathleen Campbell | ... |
Cheryl
(archive footage)
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Ken Campbell | ... |
Chester
(archive footage)
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| Steve Carell | ... |
Mark
(archive footage)
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Meredith Chin | ... |
DJ
(archive footage)
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| Dyllan Christopher | ... |
Young Mark
(archive footage)
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| Fanshen Cox | ... |
Maximina
(archive footage)
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| Jonathan Dane | ... |
Cheezy Guy #3
(archive footage)
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| Marivel Decker | ... |
(archive footage)
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Aaron Douglas | ... |
The Boss
(archive footage)
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| Alisen Down | ... |
Claire
(archive footage)
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Ten individuals set out to find themselves in an alienating world, filled with heartbreak, deception and tragedy.
Every scene in this film is rank amateur. It looks like a student film by someone who didn't do any studying. Though there is allegedly a plot, no story really plays. Like everyone else suckered into watching this, I was drawn by the cast. One involved a line-less skit about dodge ball, another involved a few barflies, and so on, and so on. Now I wonder how they got conned into appearing in it? If it was for the money, than so much went to the actors, there wasn't any left over for sets or a screenplay. So I can't help but wonder if any were blackmailed into starring in it. Nothing else begins to explain it. Yeah, it's that horrible.