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| Mark
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| 2002,
87 min, USA |
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World
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Sat
2/2 9:15 pm
New College of California |
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Thu
2/7 2:45 pm
Studio Z / Transmission |
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Fri
2/8 7:15 pm
Expressions Center |
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Advance
tickets for this show are no long available but tickets will
be available at the theater 15 minutes before show time.
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Please
arrive 15 minutes before showtime
to assure seating!

Advanced tickets are not mailed.
Pick them up at will call the day of the show.

To buy passes, please go to the Tickets
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Synopsis
Writer/director/actor
Mark Fauser is the man responsible for this hilarious politically
incorrect comic nightmare. Life is perfect for Johnny Boscoe,
the worlds biggest movie star. Hes at the top of
his game. He has a loving girlfriend. He is adored wherever
he goes. Then one day the rules change. On the best night of
Johnnys life, two nutty stalkers threaten to expose his
biggest secret. At the right place at the wrong
time, he is cornered by Mark and Madeline extras in a
movie he once did. These devoted fans will follow him anywhere,
urinals not excluded. The manic fans with their Polaroid, capture
a side of Johnny that is a little less impressive than he would
like to have known. Blackmailed in the mens room, Johnny
has to decide between revealing the truth, or going along for
the ride to avoid public humiliation and career suicide. He
had no idea that playing their game would cause his whole world
to get flushed down the toilet. From that moment on, Mark and
Madeline crop up in every facet of his life, and use the photo
to delicately control Johnnys reality.
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In
Attendance : Robert
Jacobs & Kim Chase (producers)
Contact : TRAILRUNNERPROD@aol.com
www.markfauser.com
(t) 818 845 4580 / (f) 310 915 8587 |
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Preceded
By : Flush (2001,
9 min, USA) by David Walker Johnson
Contact
: dwj.dom@verizon.net
Synopsis
: An over-the-top
comedy that propels human ingenuity and human frailty to new
levels, all in the name of love and hygiene.
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