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David
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Bill Baker | ... |
David's Dad
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Chellie Bowman | ... |
Hilary
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Greg Gaston | ... |
David's Step-father
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Terry Hamilton | ... |
David's Mom
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Amanda Harris | ... |
Sarah
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Heidi Knochenhauer |
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Eric
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Brian Takats |
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Dana Terle | ... |
Linda
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Cole Weintraub | ... |
McTyere
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Shawna Wheeler | ... |
Jessica
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Caroline White |
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A realistic character study of a young man in his early 20's negotiating a disintegrating relationship with an ambitious artist / photographer girlfriend and an ascending fling with an adventurous floater, as well as pressures from his family and society to go to college / make steps toward success, all the while becoming increasingly interested in the questionably viable life of playing guitar and writing songs. Written by Anonymous
If I hadn't been able to start folding socks midway through this bore-fest, I would've fallen asleep. I love indies, but this one was pointless, meaningless, and with characters I couldn't care about. A complete waste of time and resources. I can't imagine why anyone gave this flick high marks unless they were the family and friends of the filmmakers. I would rather watch dustballs grow under a bed rather than have to sit through this mind-numbingly bad flick again. Oh - apparently, this review won't be accepted until I add a few more lines of text, so I'll just add meaningless, boring words until it hits the minimum (kinda like the flick.) Boring, sad, pathetic, waste, mundane, mumbling, soporific, blah, feh, and phooey. Now let me try again.