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Clowns & Robbers
Marvin is struggling to make a living in the family business of clowning. When he drunkenly gets coerced into robbing a bank, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery to Mexico with his new friends and partners in crime. 'Clowns & Robbers' is an absurd comedy about growing up and moving on.
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Marvin is struggling to make a living in the family business of clowning. When he drunkenly gets coerced into robbing a bank, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery to Mexico with his new friends and partners in crime. 'Clowns & Robbers' is an absurd comedy about growing up and moving on.
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Written By:Evan Falbaum, Kemerton Hargrove
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Evan Falbaum
Director
Kemerton Hargrove
Marvin 3/Bubbles
Gayla Hargrove
Marvin’s Mom
Tiffany McDonald Hampton
Mrs. Robinson
Madison Poche
Cop Caller
Chris DeGueurce
Happy
Shelby Chandler
Party Kid
Amelia Downey
Party Kid
Charlie Giglio
Party Kid/Young Marvin (voice)
Gray McCraw
Angry Dad
Daniel Lachman
Bubbles 1
Clare Riley
Trish/Marvin’s Date
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