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305 (2008)
'305' is a mockumentary detailing the misadventures of five not-so-brave members of the Spartan army charged with guarding a seemingly ordinary goat path. But when their actions lead to the death of King Leonidas and his army of 300 men, the five must find a way to redeem themselves and save Sparta from invasion.
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'305' is a mockumentary detailing the misadventures of five not-so-brave members of the Spartan army charged with guarding a seemingly ordinary goat path. But when their actions lead to the death of King Leonidas and his army of 300 men, the five must find a way to redeem themselves and save Sparta from invasion.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:7/8/2008
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Runtime:84 minutes
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Cast
David Holechek, Daniel Holechek
Director
Tim Larson
Claudius
Brandon Tyra
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Ed Portillo
Shazaam
B.J. Bales
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Sunny Peabody
Demetrius the Blind
Heaven Peabody
Aurillia
David Leo
Darryl
Lisa Loven Kongsli
Claudius' Ex-Wife
Anthony Ocasio
Persian Immortal
Gregory Mortensen
Milt the Bartender
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