
Sticky Fingers
Drama
Overview
A microscopic view into American youth in suburbia through the eyes of Robert, a young man who becomes fixated on his own identity after moving back to his small Texas town.
Top Cast
Angus Voyce
Angus Voyce
Robert
Angus Voyce
Robert
Nishant Pindiproli
Nishant Pindiproli
Zeke
Nishant Pindiproli
Zeke
Allison Joy
Allison Joy
Sophia
Allison Joy
Sophia
Gray Harris
Gray Harris
Video Woman #1
Gray Harris
Video Woman #1
Prudence Hajmeli
Prudence Hajmeli
Video Woman #2
Prudence Hajmeli
Video Woman #2
Ethan Temur
Ethan Temur
Derrick
Ethan Temur
Derrick
Roman Perez
Roman Perez
Rome
Roman Perez
Rome
Donte Simpson
Donte Simpson
Zack
Donte Simpson
Zack
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