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Sad LARP

"Just be someone else!"

2023

0h 18m

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Comedy

Documentary

Overview

In this experimental documentary, a comedian’s break-up leads her to a surprising journey with a community of LARPers.

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34 members

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Marissa Goldman

Self

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Shan Fahey

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Ian Faria

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John Filmanowicz

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Abby Salzberg

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David Gore

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Maggie Crane

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Michael Terry

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Michelle Gold

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Jill O'Connell

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Ryan Martin Brown

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Cameron Bradford

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Johnny Frohman

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Annalisa Plumb

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Francesca Volpe

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Tori Lynn Davis

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Chelsea Yeates

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Robert Torres-Virgil

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Jeremy Schwartz

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Sabrina R.

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Sarah L.

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Geoffery Schaller

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Derek Brown

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Brooke Eliot

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Thomas Frances

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Daniel Goldman

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Rachel Coster

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Matt B

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Diane

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Ryan Darius

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Hugh Lockross

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Edwin Maliouse

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Jane Harris

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Al Blume

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