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Below the Line (2011)
Gregory Rocco, a recent film school graduate, sets out to make his first legitimate short film.
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Gregory Rocco, a recent film school graduate, sets out to make his first legitimate short film.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:John Larkin, Kevin Michael Murphy
In Theaters:12/31/2011
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Runtime:74 minutes
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Cast
John Larkin, Kevin Michael Murphy
Director
Michael Goldstein
Mike G
Connor Hassler
Tom the Camera Man
Catherine Larkin
Kathy
John Larkin
Sound Guy
Jessica Marcin
Jessica
Matthew McDevitt
Oscar Winner
Patrick McDevitt
Patrick
Kevin Michael Murphy
Kevin
Christian Orlando
Christian
Gregory Rocco
Greg
John Vernazza
Robert Royale
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