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A young author suffering from writer's block sets out to sabotage his best friend, a successful but egotistical fellow wordsmith.
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A young author suffering from writer's block sets out to sabotage his best friend, a successful but egotistical fellow wordsmith.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dylan Kussman
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Scott Storm
Director
Randall Slavin
Ben Sharpe
David Hayter
Tom Rice
Andrea Roth
Amanda Powers
Alfonso Freeman
Joseph
Lisa Masters
Reporter (uncredited)
Cindy Lu
Party Toaster
Jennifer McComb
Disgruntled Tart
Charlize Theron
Amy in Photo
David Cooley
Drunk Party Person
Anthony Moore
Gang Member
Kesha Cousan
Elaine (as K'Sha Cousan)
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