All Joking Aside

Name: All Joking Aside
Genre: Drama
Released: November 13, 2020
Duration: 83 min
Cast: Amanda Guenther, Anthony Joseph, Brian Markinson, Burak Agan, Dave 'Squatch' Ward

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Quiver Distribution | Release Date (Streaming): November 13, 2020 | Not Rated

Starring: Amanda Guenther, Anthony Joseph, Brian Markinson, Burak Agan, Dave 'Squatch' Ward, David Lewis, David Lewis, Heather Feeney, Javier Lacroix, Katrina Reynolds, Keilani Elizabeth Rose, Larke Miller, Melanie Rees, Michelle Choi-Lee, Raylene Harewood, Selina Loum, Shelene Yung, Tanya Jade

Summary: A young woman in New York City pursues her dream of becoming a stand up comic.

Director: Shannon Kohli

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 83 min

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Rob Rector

Nov 16, 2020

All Joking Aside gives us but a glimpse of the pain behind the smiles, but like an evening at a comedy club, leaves us with a good-natured grin. Read full review

Jim Slotek

Nov 16, 2020

I get why people want to make movies about comedy that make you cry. But making you laugh first – I mean, really laugh – would make for a potent combination indeed. Read full review

Movie Nation Roger Moore

Nov 16, 2020

All Joking Aside isn’t awful and Harewood isn’t its lone shortcoming. The script is too thin to hold our interest. Stand-up is so over-covered as film subject matter that the only way it can work in a movie these days is as backdrop for a more interesting story in the foreground. Read full review

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