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The Great Intervention (2010)
A forty-something man-child thinks he and his music has been discovered by a documentary film crew. The truth is, his parents are behind it, who are staging an intervention.
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A forty-something man-child thinks he and his music has been discovered by a documentary film crew. The truth is, his parents are behind it, who are staging an intervention.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Steve Moramarco
In Theaters:11/15/2010
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Steve Moramarco
Director
Steve Moramarco
Steve Moramarco
Gregg Turkington
Josh (voice)
Fred Moramarco
Fred Moramarco
Karen Tarleton
Sheila Moramarco
Isaac Kellman Carlen
Dr. Carlen
Bernard Pearlman
Marijuana Masseuse
Mark Alderson
Certified Patient
Paul Noriega
Paul Noriega
Johnny Angel
Johnny Angel
Fred Kiko
Station Manager
Karen Zumsteg
Ellen Day
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