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What is Art (2023)
An anthological absurdist sketch comedy voyage that takes viewers on a trip through space, time, and really cool houses - all in search of the answer to the ultimate question: What is art?
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An anthological absurdist sketch comedy voyage that takes viewers on a trip through space, time, and really cool houses - all in search of the answer to the ultimate question: What is art?
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:
In Theaters:6/27/2023
Box Office:
Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Kid Cactus, Cranked Up Films
Cast
Danny Cullen, Daniel Fissmer, Jarad Kopciak, Arlo Sanders
Director
Jarad Kopciak
Matt, Detective, Wingman, Kyle, Valentin Ospachio, Travis
Daniel Fissmer
Narrator, Matt, Lapdog, Bob Michaels, Brad
Arlo Sanders
Chris Handsome, Laird, Ralph Portuguese, Donovan
Danny Cullen
Matt, Buzz, Tarry Loods, Charles
Toshiya Agata
Okabe
Vincent Alvas
The Consumer
Jayme Andrews
Matt
Alex Charlier
Mellicity Coldswallow
Emily Dahm
Barbara Nonny
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