In this ensemble comedy set in the heart of Cajun Louisiana, a haplessly ne'er-do-well son returns home from a year in prison, eager to redeem himself in the eyes of his family. Armed with ...
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Title: You're in Charge (2013)
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Alex Aristidis | ... | Kid With A Broken Arm |
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Kara Guarisco | ... | Dawn |
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Caroline Helm | ... | Sam Guidry |
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Peter McCabe | ... | Inmate |
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Curtis Norris | ... | Eddie |
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Louis C. Norris | ... | Eddie Guidry |
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Jim Philips | ... | John |
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Jim Phillips | ... | John Guidry |
| Mary Kay Place | ... | Penny Guidry | |
| Speir Rahn | ... | Newscaster | |
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Toby Rodriguez | ... | Dickie LeBlanc |
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Kara St. Clair | ... | Dawn |
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Aspen Steib | ... | Paige |
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In this ensemble comedy set in the heart of Cajun Louisiana, a haplessly ne'er-do-well son returns home from a year in prison, eager to redeem himself in the eyes of his family. Armed with the wisdom of 'the Quantum Secret,' and a whole-hearted but off-beat attempt at a viral internet campaign, he goes about reinventing himself as an alternative medicine doctor. Of course, things don't go exactly as planned... and it's not long before the whole family is embroiled. YOU'RE IN CHARGE is a film about mistakes, high stakes and never giving up... even when maybe you should. Written by Anonymous
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I was lucky enough to attend the premier screening last night, of this wonderful film. Beyond the fun of seeing my friends (some of whom were not actors before this) playing the starring roles, it felt real and genuine, not contrived or as it was trying too hard. The movie didn't stereotype Cajuns as often happens in the movie industry. It just felt like this could be the story of any average family who just happens to be from Lafayette, La. It was funny, touching and nicely executed. Tom Krueger and and the entire cast and crew did an excellent job on less than a shoestring budget. The inclusion of the talented Mary Kay Place in the cast, was a vital addition and likely raised the bar on the quality of the acting. I know she pushed the others to strive for their best possible work. If you get the chance, I recommend that you see it! And watch for it on Netflix soon. Oh, one more thing, the title is sheer perfection and you can only learn why if you see the movie!