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Flowers for Norma (2010)
A young man strolls the streets of New York City to meet the love of his life, only to find that love is not all he expected it to be.
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A young man strolls the streets of New York City to meet the love of his life, only to find that love is not all he expected it to be.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Juan Pablo Reinoso
In Theaters:11/11/2010
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Got Films, Wayfinder Films, Good Productions, Compassion Theater
Cast
Juan Pablo Reinoso
Director
Sam Rosen
Young Man
Katie Honaker
Norma
Chris Mulkey
Flower Vendor
Catherine Mueller
Young Woman
Tony Plana
Older Gentleman #1
William B. Davis
Older Gentleman #2
Gena Poniatowski
Pregnant Woman #1
Lauren Norman
Pregnant Woman #2 (as Lauren Courtney Norman)
Isabel Ramírez
Girl in Laundromat
Lucy Sorlucco
Old Woman
Vincent Petrosini
Wedding Ring Man
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