FILMRORoll Out2014

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How Long Is “Roll Out”?

Name: Roll Out
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2014
Duration: 10 min

10m runtime

201410mComedy

Comedy film with a runtime of 10 minutes, released in 2014. Presented in English.

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Runtime10m

Minutes10

One SittingYes

With Break22m

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It’s special retrospective night in the Cine Caribe with CLAUDIA (50), the film’s actress. AVELINO (55), the projectionist, worked with her twenty years ago. He goes to meet Claudia in hopes to remember old times and as a present, brings with him a fragment of the film. Not remembering Avelino she takes him for an admirer and autographs the celluloid. Avelino’s boss fires him for stealing part of the film and Avelino realizes time has passed and he hasn’t achieved anything. Along with MARCEL (22), his disciple, he films and inserts himself into the movie to relive his past, but the projection ends and Avelino has to face reality.

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Runtime10m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break22m

Movie Facts

Release Year2014

Runtime10m

LanguageEnglish

GenresComedy

DirectorAndrés Farías

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