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    Film Geek

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    Status: LOW STOCK
    Released: 2006-08-22

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    Film Geek DVD Cast & Features Cast:
    Leslie Taylor, Melik Malkasian, Tyler Gannon, Matt Morris, John Breen, Tara Walker

    Director(s): James Westby

    Features:
    Outtakes
    Short film: The Auteur
    Behind-the-scenes featurette
    Photo gallery
    Theatrical trailer
    Film notes
    Cast & crew bios
    Film Geek DVD Details
    Running Time: 72
    Genre: Comedies
    Item Weight: 1
    UPC: 720229912259
    Product Code: FIRF91225DVD
    Format: DVD
    Year:2005
    Studio: First Run Features
    Film Geek DVD Summary A socially inept video store clerk forges a tenuous friendship with a pretty downtown hipster after being fired from his job in Oregon-based director James Westby's quirky tale of geek love among the twenty-something set.

    Scotty Pelk (Melik Malkasian) may not be able to relate to his peers at the video store so well, but his knowledge of film is encyclopedic.

    A nuisance to the customers and an endless source of annoyance to his coworkers, Scotty takes solace in a friendly hipster named Niko ({$Tyler
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