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The Jobber (2025)
A Naive Luchador dreams of one day winning the championship belt like his father but is stuck wrestling as a racist gangbanger persona; he must now choose between pursuing the belt or staying true to his lucha libre roots.
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A Naive Luchador dreams of one day winning the championship belt like his father but is stuck wrestling as a racist gangbanger persona; he must now choose between pursuing the belt or staying true to his lucha libre roots.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Franco Vidal
In Theaters:5/18/2025
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Runtime:16 minutes
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Cast
Franco Vidal
Director
Andre Aldana
Raúl/Red Fantasma
Gabrielle Vargas
Lindsey
Cameron Gates
Bret Barkley/Güero del Toro
Elizabeth Conway
Lady Chairman
Weston Brea
Young Raúl
Stella Parsons
Young Lindsey
Andres Garcia Arriola
Mexican Announcer
Zachary Westerman
Billy
Kay Ledger
Billy's Mom
Matt Scheel
GWF Referee
Hugo Vidal
Mexican Referee
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