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Uncle Gareth (2016)
After his mother's death, Gareth is caught between his fear of being alone and his fear of dealing with the world outside. The natural solution, hanging out with preserved bodies from his family's funeral home, works perfectly--until he suddenly has to take care of his niece while hiding the bodies from a neighborhood watchman.
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After his mother's death, Gareth is caught between his fear of being alone and his fear of dealing with the world outside. The natural solution, hanging out with preserved bodies from his family's funeral home, works perfectly--until he suddenly has to take care of his niece while hiding the bodies from a neighborhood watchman.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Chris London
In Theaters:5/7/2016
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Runtime:14 minutes
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Cast
Chris London
Director
Miles Neuvirth
Gareth Merrick
Agapi Bakopoulou
Laura Merrick
Chuck McMahon
Bob Troutman
Amy Kersten
Abbey Merick
John-Mark Owen
Carl
Alexa Valentino
Penelope Kistenberg
Ingrid Kullberg-Bendz
Ellen
Vincenzo Vaccaro
Gerson
Neil Samuels
Paulie
Charles White Jr.
The Cop (as Cr1tikal)
Tristan Miller
Harrison
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