Long Shot, a
terrific documentary, shows how a man wrongfully accused of murder becomes
cleared of that accusation due to being caught on film by the Larry David film
crew. Watch for the eerie pauses that Larry David makes, the raising of the
arms, the significant timing of events as he climbs the Dodger Stadium steps,
almost, in retrospect, as if knowing this filming sequence has special
significance.
Film Poster Courtesy of IMDb
Storyline
Juan
Catalan clears himself of murder charges through a review of stored film from Larry
David’s show, Curb Your Enthusiasm. David’s
show films in Dodger Stadium at the date and time when Catalan becomes accused
of murder. The show’s dated and timed film footage shows Catalan in his stadium
seat sitting next to his daughter at the date and time he supposedly is murdering
a young woman.
Additional Thanks
Thank
you to Director Jacob LaMendola for directing effort. Thank you to Executive
Producers Abby Davis, Kevin Iwashina, Lisa Nishimura, and Jason Spingarn-Koff, for
making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Herself (Tasha
Boggs), Herself (Melissa Catalan), Himself (Miguel Catalan), Himself (Larry
David), Herself (Leslie Dunn), Himself (Sam Fernandez), Himself archival
footage (Eric Gagne), Himself (Robert Gajic), and Himself (Tim Gibbons).
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes.
The film deserves its place in a stranger than fiction tale. Absolutely do not
miss this movie. In particular, watch how purposefully the accused man is
caught and filmed in his seat with his daughter at the baseball game.
Interesting phenomena.
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