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| Matthew Bonifacio | ... | Jonathan Lembo | |
| Julianna Gelinas Bonifacio | ... | Georgie (as Julianna Gelinas) | |
| Destiny Monet Cruz | ... | Luka | |
| Neil Jain | ... | Frank | |
| Dan Grimaldi | ... | Michael Lembo | |
| Deirdre O'Connell | ... | Kathleen Lembo | |
| Jack O'Connell | ... | Uncle Richard | |
| Erin Darke | ... | Chloe | |
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Henry Vick | ... | Erik |
| Joshua Rivera | ... | Danny | |
| Natasha Lyonne | ... | Gloria | |
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Aethan Saegaert | ... | Arlo |
| Matt Dellapina | ... | Tyler | |
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Brendan Donaldson | ... | Bryan |
| Jena Friedman | ... | Shannon | |
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When a failed baseball player's ex-girlfriend moves back to the neighborhood with her seven-year-old daughter, he realizes he carries more regrets than how he handled his baseball career. What follows is his earnest, awkward, and at times hilarious fight to become the father he never was. Written by Anonymous
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I tuned in when The Quitter was half over, but no matter... I got the picture soon enough, and was instantly captivated by the sincerity of its characters and of the whole production.
The simple story line does not take away from portraying the complexity of making one's life choices, day by day.
Destiny was such a natural actress, and her 8 yr old Luka totally charmed me. Absent was any woodenness, or glancing (inappropriately) in odd directions. And there were strong performances by the minor characters as well as the leads.
I loved the ending, too. This film needs to be seen and enjoyed for what it is: a bittersweet slice of life that combines hope with a realistic possible outcome that doesn't necessarily wrap it up with a bow.