Everything The Critics Got Wrong About ‘Pinocchio’
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Shitcago (2015)
In its minimal and non-traditional plot, Shitcago follows a seemingly mundane day in the life of a young loner living in Chicago as he wanders around the city and encounters many idiosyncratic characters.
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In its minimal and non-traditional plot, Shitcago follows a seemingly mundane day in the life of a young loner living in Chicago as he wanders around the city and encounters many idiosyncratic characters.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nick Alonzo
In Theaters:11/11/2015
Box Office:
Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Onion Film Productions
Cast
Nick Alonzo
Director
Jeremiah Aviles
The Loner
Gregory Garibay
Graffiti Tagger
Ariana Romero
Obnoxious Girl on the Phone
Isaias F. Torres-Alonzo
Tree Rights Activist
Jose Nietes
Spanish Speaking Tourist
Noah Alonzo
Hipster Photographer
David Garcia
Library Pervert
Christian Herrera
Street Guitarist
Michael O'Hara Whalen
Loudmouth Law Student
Ramona Vega
Coffee Shop Girl
Ben Medina
Pretentious Art Critic
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