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Fabrizio Copano: From the Future (2025)
In his first English-language special, Chilean comedian Fabrizio Copano delivers sharp, fast-paced stand-up about identity, fatherhood, and cultural whiplash. Taped just before becoming a U.S. citizen, From The Future captures the moment when one joke about the president made him so paranoid, he actually applied for citizenship. It's a hilarious ride through the immigrant experience, millennial parenting, and the absurdity of living between two cultures-all told with heart, anxiety, and a slightly panicked smile.
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In his first English-language special, Chilean comedian Fabrizio Copano delivers sharp, fast-paced stand-up about identity, fatherhood, and cultural whiplash. Taped just before becoming a U.S. citizen, From The Future captures the moment when one joke about the president made him so paranoid, he actually applied for citizenship. It's a hilarious ride through the immigrant experience, millennial parenting, and the absurdity of living between two cultures-all told with heart, anxiety, and a slightly panicked smile.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fabrizio Copano
In Theaters:7/29/2025
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Cardigan Corp, 800 Pound Gorilla Pictures
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