Toxic Masculinity in Rust Belt Cities - 'Minding the Gap'
An incredible documentary showcasing the difficulties of living in a crumbling Rust Belt city.
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For those with an open mind about what cinema can be. Jerry Garanyan, an ambulance-chasing San Francisco lawyer, is a camera buff and a dogged collector of moving images. Though his legal career is a dead end which nevertheless pays his bills, he lives for the ordinary ghosts, extraordinary shadows, and fugitive moments he has preserved forever in his personal library of 8mm celluloid. As his dearest sister reckons with losing her hearing, he is targeted for an elaborate con by smooth film world scam artists who purport to represent the "real movies."
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For those with an open mind about what cinema can be. Jerry Garanyan, an ambulance-chasing San Francisco lawyer, is a camera buff and a dogged collector of moving images. Though his legal career is a dead end which nevertheless pays his bills, he lives for the ordinary ghosts, extraordinary shadows, and fugitive moments he has preserved forever in his personal library of 8mm celluloid. As his dearest sister reckons with losing her hearing, he is targeted for an elaborate con by smooth film world scam artists who purport to represent the "real movies."
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniel Kremer
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Runtime:98 minutes
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Cast
Daniel Kremer
Director
Joel Roth
Jerry Garanyan
Penny Werner
Karen Garanyan
Corey Jackson
Erasmus
Alanna Blair
Joesy
Audrey Levan
Loretta
Paul Harkin
Paulie Fordyce
Marianne Heath
Diana Foss-Leland
Dean Haakenson
Wagstaff
William Cully Allen
Starfish
Daniel Kremer
Mr. Slivovitz, the Image Inspector
Alexander Hero
Not Mattie
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