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Man Goes On Rant (2024)
A man struggling with the end of a relationship goes down a fever-dream rabbit hole involving isolation, the millennium, 9/11, viruses and strange coincidences.
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A man struggling with the end of a relationship goes down a fever-dream rabbit hole involving isolation, the millennium, 9/11, viruses and strange coincidences.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Peter Curtis Pardini
In Theaters:2/27/2024
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Sonder Entertainment
Cast
Peter Curtis Pardini
Director
Brian Villalobos
The Man
Jane Schwartz
Erica
Lawson Bennett
The Friend
Akasha Villalobos
The Woman
Jonathan Lipnicki
Jonathan
Katherine Muise
The Publicist
Douglas Bennett
Uncle Mind
Michael Tully
The Person
Raymond Power
The Content Creator
Holt Boggs
The Therapist
Michael Monsour
The Ad Executive
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