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| Pat Healy | ... | Martin | |
| Kene Holiday | ... | Clarence (as Kene Holliday) | |
| John Baker | ... | Shank | |
| Robert Longstreet | ... | Layton | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Tyler Baum | ... | Musician |
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Matt Chapman | ||
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Brent Dunn | ... | Performer (Sea of Cortez / Cello) |
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Frances Green | ... | Restaurant Patron |
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James Green | ... | Bartender |
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Libertad Green | ... | Waitress |
| Michael Harding | ... | Fred | |
| Barlow Jacobs | ... | Henry | |
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Carver Johns | ... | Walter |
| Rebecca Mader | ... | Pam | |
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Missy Palmer | ... | (as Melissa Palmer) |
When a man answers an advertisement to train as a record producer, he's excited by the prospect of signing undiscovered musicians, only to discover his new job isn't all it's cracked up to be.
This flick was an all around great film. It was a moving story that definitely gets you thinking and implants morals. The actors in this film really make you feel along with them. I watched this movie 3 days ago and I am still thinking about it. That's the test of a great movie, it gets you thinking and keeps you thinking.
I plan to recommend this to my family and friends, as well as obviously anyone looking to rent it. I was very impressed with everything about this film, I would love to see more like it!! The thirst for a dream comes at a price, but where do you draw the line? Do you fulfill you dream while crushing others?