"Small Talk": An Incluvie Film Festival Review
The most impressive aspect of this film is the honest and natural performances given by the on-screen duo.
Scrapple (1998)
Small-time drug dealer Al Dean is out for the ultimate score. But when Al and his friends adopt a pig, their laid-back summer plans get baked. Set in the '70s, Scrapple is a Colorado ski-town story of drugs, love, and a pig named Scrapple.
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Small-time drug dealer Al Dean is out for the ultimate score. But when Al and his friends adopt a pig, their laid-back summer plans get baked. Set in the '70s, Scrapple is a Colorado ski-town story of drugs, love, and a pig named Scrapple.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Geoffrey Hanson, George Plamondon, Christopher Hanson
In Theaters:3/16/1998
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Sweetwater Productions
Cast
Christopher Hanson
Director
Geoffrey Hanson
Al Dean
Ryan Massey
Beth Muller
Bunzy Bunworth
Errol McNamara
Buck Simmonds
Tom "Easy" Sullivan
Jim Nantz
Chris McWhittaker (voice)
L. Kent Brown
Kurt Hinney, Summit Development
Grady Lee
Phil Brandel, Summit Development
George Plamondon
Cy Sloan
Meredith Arnow
Kris Peechick
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