A bizarre journey that leads some teenagers, adult life is not as easy as they let them know, but continuing to aspire to be, does not lead them to anything good knowing that they are all miserable
Directed by Tyler Taormina
suburbia
coming of age
rite of passage
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Cast
Hal Rothwell
Nicholas
Luke Darga
Tommy
Gregory Falatek
Garth
Danny Tamberelli
Uno King
Lori Beth Denberg
Uno Queen
Aaron Schwartz
Uno Bro
Dan Jablons
Mr. Monty
David Croley Broyles
Ollie 'The Lolipop Dude'
Laura Wernette
Dorothy
Yasmeen Fletcher
Yasmeen
Lev Cameron
Squirgly Dag
Mason Ma
Fire Person
Crew
Tyler Taormina
Director
Tyler Taormina
Writer
Carson Lund
Director of Photography
David Croley Broyles
Producer
Carson Lund
Producer
Tyler Taormina
Producer
David Croley Broyles
First Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
28 reviews
Célestin
1.0★ · 02/15/26
Pourquoi faire?
Pourquoi faire?
Ariana Roach
if you like the broll clips from chicken shop dates... you will love this movie
if you like the broll clips from chicken shop dates... you will love this movie
ScottPRO
7.0★ · 08/02/25
If I had a nickel for every time Danny Tamberelli showed up in a small cameo role in a vibey movie about feeling trapped or left behind in a suburban life, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird it happened twice!
If I had a nickel for every time Danny Tamberelli showed up in a small cameo role in a vibey movie about feeling trapped or left behind in a suburban life, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird it happened twice!
plAntPeralta
5.0★ · 07/28/25
no super significant thoughts on this. interesting cinematography and use of color/film gradient. story wasn’t for me, felt vague in way that didn’t resonate with me
no super significant thoughts on this. interesting cinematography and use of color/film gradient. story wasn’t for me, felt vague in way that didn’t resonate with me
Nick Gates
4.1★ · 07/17/25
I think there’s a really good movie within Ham on Rye’s 85-minute runtime but it’s lost somewhere within that timeframe.
I think there’s a really good movie within Ham on Rye’s 85-minute runtime but it’s lost somewhere within that timeframe.
