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Brandon prepares to give his last stand-up comedy show. As his stories and jokes pass, the public begins to cheer up. But at that precise moment Brandon will realize that these stories have a strong relationship with his past. More than he imagines.
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Brandon prepares to give his last stand-up comedy show. As his stories and jokes pass, the public begins to cheer up. But at that precise moment Brandon will realize that these stories have a strong relationship with his past. More than he imagines.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction
Directed By:Caye Casas, Alejandro Damiani, Kheireddine El-Helou, Carlos Goitia, Damien LeVeck, Vincent Paronnaud, Mat Johns, Albert Pintó, Denis Walgenwitz, Andrew Desmond, Adam O'Brien, Henryk Witscherkowsky
Written By:Mauro Croche, Guillermo Lockhart
In Theaters:11/17/2020
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Black Mandala
Cast
Caye Casas, Alejandro Damiani, Kheireddine El-Helou, Carlos Goitia, Damien LeVeck, Vincent Paronnaud, Mat Johns, Albert Pintó, Denis Walgenwitz, Andrew Desmond, Adam O'Brien, Henryk Witscherkowsky
Director
Raymond E. Lee
Brandon
Ariadna Asturzzi
Philippa
Sam Jaeger
Father Lance
Heather Morris
Heather
Neil Grays
Drew
Jessica Mann
Mia
Cheetah Platt
Drudge
Cameron Simmons
Dave
Garth Maunders
George
Hazel Gibson
Abi
Isobel Steele
Chloe
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