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Michael Byrne | ... |
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Pete Chacho | ... |
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Catherine Damavandi | ... |
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Kent Jackson | ... |
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Wash King | ... |
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Greg Korin | ... |
Your Host Stan Tadrowski
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John Koterba | ... |
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Dolly Kubasko | ... |
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Sam LeSante | ... |
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Daniel Lewan | ... |
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Jan Lewan | ... |
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Rhonda Lewan | ... |
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Jerry Lynott | ... |
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Pope John Paul II | ... |
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Steve Saive | ... |
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If you've come to expect sensationalism and dogma in your documentaries or demand art school cred and irony, then this is not a documentary for you. This isn't for those who need to get juiced on a cause du jour or hyper-partisan perspective. This is one of those simply made documentaries, low budget, well-told, interesting, brief (just over an hour), and unexpected.
It's a slice of life drama that won't change your world view, but will remind you of some old lessons. It's a bizarre tale of an immigrant's dream turned fantasy for both himself and those around him and, ultimately, the reckoning of reality vs. dream world.