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| Atsuko Okatsuka | ... |
Atsuko /
Anna Sakamoto
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| Cory Zacharia | ... | ||
| John Brotherton | ... |
Jeff Lawler
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| Stephen Tobolowsky | ... |
Rick Lawler
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Sarah Brill | ... |
Sera
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Al Bringas | ... |
Ken
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| Ryan Dillon | ... |
Rian
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Sean Fujiwara | ... |
Nephew
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Lana Fukuda | ... |
Joy Sakamoto
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Doug Harvey | ... |
Old party dude
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| Eiji Inoue | ... |
Chuck
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Hans San Juan | ... |
Guitar Player
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Blanca Letrado | ... |
Patricia Fumero
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Lee Lynch | ... | |
| Markiss McFadden | ... |
Marques Wright
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This film exploits is subjects in every possible way. Without a doubt Cory Zacharia is exploited the most with the directors use of absolute manipulation on his ethos, emotions, mental state. Using characters in this way is a gross misuse of power and something only a vainglorious smug art world snob would beget. Oh but wait, its in the name of art, wow oh wow, I FORGOT. self-righteousness prevails.
America has an abundance of better stories to be unearthed. Not like this. This one should be flushed and any critic who supports it have good reason to be ashamed. Reading the reviews give me reason to pause and question your morality and ethics. Do not waste your time or give money to the makers of this film.