Suburban Fantasy (2022)
Overview
On the night before he is set to leave his Rhode Island home to study photography in New York City, Rocco must decide how much he's willing to give up to follow his dreams.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $20,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.795 |
Directed By
Peter Mancuso
Crew
Chase Haylon
Marie Fucile
Jade Genga
Peter Mancuso
Elaine Thomas
Jade Spilka
Patrick McNamara
Cooper Peery
J.L. Wright
Brandi Powell
Harvey Kingsley-Elton
Joshua Gleiser
Alisa Traskunov
Peter Mancuso
Daniel Muller
Timmy Beckmann
Alex Wakim
Trevor Moore
Alec Stadler
Christian Kabbas
Lawrence James
Alexander Rajotte
Ryan Farrell
Jairo Daniel Garcia
Sabeen Shalwani
Timmy Beckmann
Nathan Rodriguez
Harvey Kingsley-Elton
Samantha Hopgood
Trevor Moore
Juliette Hoernle
Brendan Lawrence
Clau Barran
Sam Stuart
Carlin Fournier
Luke Stirpe
Eli LaCroix
Caitlin Galamage
Jack Ruscetta
Sophia Smith
Jacob Boblitt
Peter Mancuso
Peter Mancuso
Holly Durgan
Timmy Beckmann
TOP CAST
Andrew Boone
Rocco
Kylie Cipolla
Sofia
Jeff Blanchette
Chorus
Jarrad Biron Green
Chorus
Kaeli Hefner
Chorus
Jillian Jameson
Chorus
Natalie Myrick
Chorus
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