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| Heather Ankeny | ... |
Jackie
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| Randall Batinkoff | ... |
Ryan
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| Desmin Borges | ... |
Tom
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| Mark Burnham | ... |
Rob
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| Jennifer Cadena | ... |
Joyce
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| Tanya Clarke | ... |
Dawn Moore
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| Tara Conner | ... |
Chelsea
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| Camille Cregan | ... |
DriverX Angel
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| Doris Davis | ... |
Pretty Woman
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| Jemal Draco | ... |
Receptionist Jean
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| Patrick Fabian | ... |
Leonard Moore
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| Josh Fingerhut | ... |
Curly
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| Melissa Fumero | ... |
Jessica
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| Max Gail | ... |
Danny
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| Ross Gallo | ... |
Juan
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Skidding into middle-age, a stay-at-home dad must drive for an Uber-like rideshare company (DriverX) to help support his working wife and two young daughters. But low pay and wild LA nights put an even greater strain on his marriage.
I immediately felt engaged with the characters and their struggle. As I rooted for the antagonist, I also felt like I was getting a glimpse into a life I had wondered about. It felt voyeuristic and was very satisfying, the arc of the story is believable and genuine. Patrick Fabian was fantastic as was Tanya Clarke. Another pleasant surprise was Desmin Borges as Tom; his affable depiction of a partying yet family man passenger was a joy. His relationship on screen with Fabian is funny and heartwarming. There is truth in the conflict the Moore's experience in their marriage, it's compelling to witness.