
Set in 1988 San Francisco, the film follows a year in the lives of a small circle of friends before the dot‑com boom. Told in a slow, marijuana‑hazed style that drifts like the city’s fog, it sketches the quirks of a generation, touching the AIDS crisis, the casual sexual revolution and lingering ’68 counter‑culture. The quiet, very San Francisco comedy was improvised over about a month by Jost and his friends, most of whom are non‑professional actors.
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Nathaniel Dorsky
Daniel

Roger Ruffin
Roger #1

Kate Dezina
June Brandt

Kathleen Dezina

Ed Green
the framemaker

Barbara Hammes
Claire

Marshall Gaddis

Jennifer Johanson
Jennifer

Jon A. English
Martin

Janet McKinley
Janet

John Powers
Roger #2

Henry S. Rosenthal
Stephen

Jerry Barrish
Mr. Bondsman

John Bassett
Stacy

Peter Machel
Crazy Tony

Jim Nisbet
Jim
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