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Living the Dream (2020)

This independent film is a comedy that follows up and coming comedian Uncle Trent in the city of Rochester, New York on the eve of one of his largest comic shows at the Del Lago. Unfortunately, not all things go as planned and some journeys have unexpected turns and characters. This makes you wonder, was it all a dream.
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This independent film is a comedy that follows up and coming comedian Uncle Trent in the city of Rochester, New York on the eve of one of his largest comic shows at the Del Lago. Unfortunately, not all things go as planned and some journeys have unexpected turns and characters. This makes you wonder, was it all a dream.

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Rashid Jarrell
Written By:Uncle Trent
In Theaters:5/6/2020
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Roc Haven Films

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Rashid Jarrell

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David Abdoch

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Alexis "Aryes" Armstrong

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Jimmar Cathey

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Ray Cunningham Jr.

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Marlana "Slay Marly" Delgado

Stalking Fan

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Mula Donna

Ex-girlfriend Carmen

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Steve "Franchize" Fleming

Psychotic Husband

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Lej Hewitt

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Layne "Max Out" Moore

Darius "D"

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Page O'Neil

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