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Benjamin (2019)
BENJAMIN follows a handful of characters (all criminals of varying degree), but at it's core is about the strained relationship between two loan shark brothers who are dealing with their late father's death and the sole object he left behind for them in his will: a hundred dollar bill.
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BENJAMIN follows a handful of characters (all criminals of varying degree), but at it's core is about the strained relationship between two loan shark brothers who are dealing with their late father's death and the sole object he left behind for them in his will: a hundred dollar bill.
Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Marco WestWood Gonzalez
In Theaters:4/27/2019
Box Office:
Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:WestWood Films
Cast
Marco WestWood Gonzalez
Director
Andrew Biernat
Joe Stas
Avan Ariy
Herman Stas
Marco WestWood Gonzalez
Valentine Sumner
Brandon Albrecht
George O'Hare
Nathanial Roberts
Callahan
Michael Xavier Romero
Rotten Ronnie
James Rainey
Big Tone
Marlon Daito
David
Jared Xander Silva
Benjamin
Adam Sheldon
Jerry Lee Redding
Siggy Bobonis
Enrique
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