A romantic comedy-drama, Nothing in Los Angeles chronicles a young artist's bittersweet love affair with the city of Los Angeles, focusing on the fleeting nature of personal relationships and professional dreams.
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Title: Nothing in Los Angeles (2013)
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Alexander Tovar | ... | Quinn |
| Marguerite Gioia Insolia | ... | Beth (as Marguerite Insolia) | |
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Daniel Halden | ... | Peter |
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Kelly Nick | ... | Ann |
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Rob Herring | ... | Stevens |
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Abby Auon | ... | Emily |
| Lauren Benge | ... | Natalie | |
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Spero Chumas | ... | McMillan |
| Dominic Conti | ... | Mark | |
| Shannon Mary Dixon | ... | Lucy | |
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Sean Hamrin | ... | Brody / PA |
| Andrew Hawkes | ... | Tom | |
| Mara Klein | ... | Sara | |
| Robert Maffia | ... | Murphy | |
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Ada Marinelli | ... | Sherry Berry |
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A romantic comedy-drama, Nothing in Los Angeles chronicles a young artist's bittersweet love affair with the city of Los Angeles, focusing on the fleeting nature of personal relationships and professional dreams.
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If you are a writer/director and your projects are intended as a vehicle to launch your acting career, please stop. Woody Allen is not a good actor. He should not be your model on how to get into the movie business. If you can really write, do that. If you can really direct, do that. If you can really act, do that.
Nothing In Los Angeles is poorly written, adequately directed and amateurishly performed. It is the same drivel every 'independent' filmmaker falls into when they overestimate the value of their voice saying nothing. Being moderately funny in your day to day life and immensely interested in 'films' is no reason to subject the viewing public to half-baked Larry David-esque crap. Any review praising this film comes from the camp that produced it. Shame on you.