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The Overcoat (2021)
Based on the short story by Nikolai Gogol written in 1842. A lowly office worker's new overcoat transforms his bleak and invisible existence. Unfortunately, this new lease of life is short-lived.
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Based on the short story by Nikolai Gogol written in 1842. A lowly office worker's new overcoat transforms his bleak and invisible existence. Unfortunately, this new lease of life is short-lived.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Jeremy Stockwell, David Lemberg
In Theaters:2/19/2021
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Cast
Justin Juice Black
Director
Paul Gerrard
The Politician
Simone McIntyre
The Manager
Rachel Lin
Office Worker
Nicholas Benjamin
David
Chris Larner
The Tailor
Garry Graham-Smith
Policeman
Elena Mazzon
Office Worker
Johnny Maya
The Politician's Assistant
Sally Beaumont
Office Worker
Jeremy Stockwell
The Man
Rosalind Stockwell
Woman at Bus Stop
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