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Credited cast: | |||
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Bob Walz | ... | Theo |
Kevin Laibson | ... | Clair | |
Katherine Waddell | ... | Renee | |
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J. Center | ... | Donald / Huggy |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Michael Belveduto | ... | Redneck bar patron | |
Joe Burch | ... | Chris | |
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Laurence Cantor | ... | Jon |
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Joseph Carnevale | ... | Man in Diner |
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Lauren Darby | ... | Utility Company Receptionist |
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Liz Douglas | ... | Renee's Mom |
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Carol Fritz | ... | Carol |
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Kathleen Godwin | ... | Sydney |
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K.K. Gordon | ... | Ben |
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Jenae Gunderlock | ... | Sandra (as Jenae Miller) |
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Danila James | ... | Waiter |
Theo, Clair, and Renee forge their way through life in an attempt to find their place and purpose in a bleak Pennsylvania town. Theodore, alone for the first time in his life, broods over past personal tragedies while trying to figure out what comes next. Across town, Theo's grandson Clair is forced to deal with the consequences of his inaction following a devastating breakup. Along the way both men meet Renee, a teenage caretaker to a recovering addict mother, dealing with issues in her own way. Struggling to find a direction, our characters wander lost through life ruminating on past and present failures trying to answer the age old question: What do I do now? Written by Moving Picture Party
This flick started out okay I guess since the idea is that it will involve meth heads. But it turns into a meandering "Pulp Fiction" esque romp that seeks to intertwine the characters.
I won't go into to much detail about the main characters except the grandson is just a sad excuse for a young man, as are so many today. In other words, he is typical of the Beta Boy so prevalent. At times, the acting is amateurish mixed in with more professional work. Perhaps if they had left out the third story with the caretaker girl and concentrated on the grandfather and grandson. I kept checking to see how much longer it had to run. The ending made no sense at all. It does show how much drugs influence the young.