Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Justin Lebrun | ... | Julian | |
Martin Copping | ... | Sid | |
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Sally McDonald | ... | Mary |
Maya Aleksandra | ... | Natasha | |
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Savannah Hastings | ... | Christine |
Michael D. Anglin | ... | Julian's Father | |
Andre De'Sean Shanks | ... | Jordan | |
Finch Nissen | ... | Richard | |
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Kellie Phan | ... | Xiang |
Derek Russo | ... | Joseph | |
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Shanna Vincent | ... | Julian's Mother |
Trace Masters | ... | Child Julian | |
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Jamara Laster | ... | Robert |
Lydia LeRoy | ... | Dolares (as Lydia LeRoy-Williams) | |
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Kerry Kelly Gridley | ... | Fran |
A powerful egomaniac is thrown a party, but the attendees have no intention of honoring the hated man, rather to teach him a cruel lesson.
Ever had been fed up with your boss? Ever talked to your workmates about what a jerk your boss was and felt like you were trapped? Then this film is for you. A satire based on the fantasy of finally giving jerks what they deserve, A Less In Cruelty does it with great humor and over the top performances that match its satiracle tone. You couldn't get away with pushing boundaries in a studio film like this does, and that's why those of us who love indies will love this film. Great fun if you like a good dark comedy.