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Of Dice and Men (2014)
The lives of six roleplaying gamer friends are thrown into upheaval when one of them enlists to go to Iraq. A geek movie without the self-loathing.
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The lives of six roleplaying gamer friends are thrown into upheaval when one of them enlists to go to Iraq. A geek movie without the self-loathing.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Francis Abbey, Cameron McNary
In Theaters:3/1/2014
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Cavegirl Productions
Cast
Kelley Slagle
Director
Evan Casey
John Francis
Cameron McNary
John Alex
Ricardo Frederick Evans
Jason
Gwen Grastorf
Tara
Rebecca A. Herron
Linda
Greg Thompson
Brandon
Connor Tarbert
Young John Francis
Henry Niepoetter
Young John Alex
Nate Nelson
Thomas Stryk
Joshua Seckel
Game Store Cashier
Max Jackson
Teenage John Francis
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