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RE-OPENING: A Lockdown Mockumentary (2023)
A fully-improvised lockdown mockumentary following the cast and crew of a struggling theater (All Voice IS Theater) in Pigeon Valley, Tennessee. They attempt to prepare the theater to reopen to the public after months of lockdown, encountering setbacks along the way.
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A fully-improvised lockdown mockumentary following the cast and crew of a struggling theater (All Voice IS Theater) in Pigeon Valley, Tennessee. They attempt to prepare the theater to reopen to the public after months of lockdown, encountering setbacks along the way.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kelsey Cooke, Chrish Guerra, Matthew John Koppin
In Theaters:5/4/2023
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Matthew John Koppin, Chrish Guerra
Director
Amanda Lehan-Canto
Maggie Hendersen
Chrish Guerra
Roger Bastion
Kelsey Cooke
Penny Davis
Leonard Robinson
Jackson Foxx'e
Karen Maruyama
Renee Foreman
Casey Hime
Bryce Brent
Benjamin Ironside Koppin
Lloyd Guy
Kiel Kennedy
Thom Cruise
Sam De Surra
Mrs. Roger Bastion
Stephanie Barkley
Sarah Jay
Chris Kleckner
Lyle Pimbridge
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