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TrailerA young man in New York gets out of his silence and turns from being a troubled child into an addict after he has been wrong to welcome a famous drug dealer from the Near East. This young man shows an integrated picture of the life of addicted addicts in a funny picture in addition to the violence of drug dealers and addicts.Genre: DramaActors: Zephyr Benson, Aaron Costa Ganis, Jon McCormick, Mike Steinmetz, Adonis Rodriguez, Christina Saragaglia, Maria Aparo, Lisa Bearpark, Cliff Bemis, Paul Beniamin, Marc Blagowidow, ...»Director: Zephyr BensonCountry: United StatesDuration: 92 minQuality: HDRelease: 2015IMDb: 4.9Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Straight Outta Tompkins"
VarietyMarch 09, 2015Zephyr Benson wrote, directed, produced and starred in this fitfully engaging but unconvincing account of his own tumultous, drug-addled youth.
Los Angeles TimesMarch 05, 2015"Straight Outta Tompkins" undeniably commands attention but also strives for authenticity ham-handedly.
New York PostMarch 04, 2015Only in his early 20s, Zephyr Benson makes a remarkably assured debut as writer, director and star of "Straight Outta Tompkins," his tongue-in-cheek title for his past as a middle-class drug dealer in lower Manhattan.
Village VoiceMarch 03, 2015Straight Outta Tompkins is rarely boring, but neither does it come close to attaining the hard-hitting moral force its creator is clearly striving for.
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