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Lloyd Kaufman | ... | Abacrombie | |
Lynn Lowry | ... | Dream Girl | |
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Stanley Kaufman | ... | Mr. Crumb |
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Andy Kay | ... | The Loafer |
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Ida Goodcutt | ... | Old Lady |
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Jim Crispi | ... | Bridge Foreman |
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Bernard Brown | ... | Detective Glass |
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Roderick Ghyka | ... | Dr. Finger |
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Bonnie Sacks | ... | Army Sergeant |
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Robert S. Walker | ... | Preacher |
Oliver Stone | ... | Cliff | |
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Theodore Gershuny | ... | Narrator (voice) (as Ted Gershuny) |
After a series of mishaps, a young man is fired from his job for failing to deliver a package. He goes on a journey to find himself, encountering various characters including a priest and the owner of a pornographic bookstore, who are seen in black and white interview segments. Written by Georgina Spelvin
Lloyd Kaufman (the creator of "Toxie" and Troma) wrote, directed, produced, wrote the music, edited and stars in this film about a poor guy who is troubled by life and love in the big city. The film is very different from most in that it incorporates both fictional and (could be fictional) interview footage into the narative. I walked away with the feeling that the city (New York) is a cold place and so is the modern world! But that's just one man's opinion!