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Director Matthew Harrison and star Kevin Corrigan co-wrote this offbeat comedy about a man trying to map out a future in the midst of a very confusing present. Redmond (Corrigan) is a self-styled poet and philosopher who frequently ponders his personal journey of self-discovery, which doesn't leave him much time to hold down a steady job. Needing cash, Redmond agrees to do a favor for his Uncle Sam (James Woods), a small-time scam artist; Sam gives him a bag to deliver to someone at a subway
R, 1 hr. 26 min.
Sep 26, 1997 Wide
Oct 10, 2000
All Critics (19) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (8) | DVD (1)
A sophomore jinx, this is a disappointing follow up to Matthew Harris's striking debut, Rhythm Thief; the acting, though, is good.
Nothing seemed to really work well, yet all the supporting characters seemed to be pleasant and trying their best to make things work.
I'm not gonna lie. This movie was really awesome to me. I recommend it to anyone who views this page.
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