Chronic Town2008
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This moves a tad slow in its development, but packs a powerful ending. Worth the wait, trust me. Good flick.
Starring
- Carrie Baker - Bartender at Lonely Lady
- J. R. Bourne - Truman
- Ejay Buoncore - Man in Bar #1
- Dan Butler - Blow Job
- Joseph Leo Bwarie - Michael the Attendant
- Holly Clapham - Senior Home Receptionist
- Paul Dooley - Eleanor's Father
- Alice Drummond - Elizabeth
- Stacy Edwards - Emily
- Ian Gregory - Max
- Evan Harris - Major
- Jeffrey Scott Jensen - Faraday
- Rowan Joseph - Roger
- Beth Kennedy - Waitress at Harry's
- Lauri LaBeau - Stripper in a Knee Brace
- Christine Lakin - Kelly
- Tara Maginnis - Jenny
- Garry Marshall - The Doctor
- Michael A. Martinez - Man in Bar #2
- Natalie Neubauer - Waitress at Boatel
- Robert Peters - Newton
- Michael Peterson - Mr. Peterson
- Roger Ranney - Jackson the Attendant
- Angelo Salvatore Restaino - Mental Patient #1
- Lin Shaye - Nurse
- Emily Wagner - Eleanor
- Greg Wilson - Mental Patient #2
- Chris Wynne - Peter
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Member Reviews (4)
That was a really enjoyable movie for some reason. It strikes me that I find it interesting because the movie itself is really sad but there is a warmth in all of the main characters' struggles and you wish them the best even though its not all peaches.
This moves a tad slow in its development, but packs a powerful ending. Worth the wait, trust me. Good flick.
Awesome acting. Very depressing subject matter though.
Ordinary people living really sad, f*cked up lives. No hope, no future, hanging on from day to day, all passive and hopeless. I didn't see the comedy aspect, unless peoples dejected, meaningless lives are somehow funny. Sigh.