
The Pleasure of Being Robbed
Drama · Crime
Overview
A curious and lost Eleonore looks for something everywhere, even in the bags of strangers who find themselves sadly smiling only well after she's left their lives. They owe her their thanks.
Top Cast


Eléonore Hendricks
Eléonore Hendricks
Eleonore
Eléonore Hendricks
Eleonore


Josh Safdie
Josh Safdie
Josh
Josh Safdie
Josh


Ariel Schulman
Ariel Schulman
Boyfriend
Ariel Schulman
Boyfriend
Wayne Chin
Wayne Chin
Wayne
Wayne Chin
Wayne
Dawn Glickman
Dawn Glickman
Dawn
Dawn Glickman
Dawn


Van Neistat
Van Neistat
Animal Harasser
Van Neistat
Animal Harasser
Sam Lisenco
Sam Lisenco
Gus
Sam Lisenco
Gus
Bat 'Batman' Baxter
Bat 'Batman' Baxter
Hello Beautiful / Handsome
Bat 'Batman' Baxter
Hello Beautiful / Handsome
John Dwyer
John Dwyer
Drinks For Everybody
John Dwyer
Drinks For Everybody
Alex Greenblatt
Alex Greenblatt
Son
Alex Greenblatt
Son
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