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Flypaper

2011 | 87 min | Comedy

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Synopsis

Flypaper is a 2011 American crime comedy film directed by Rob Minkoff, written by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, and distributed by IFC Films. Starring Patrick Dempsey and Ashley Judd, the film centers around two groups of criminals that stick up the same bank at the same time, holding all of the employees and bystanders hostage. One of the hostages (Dempsey) escapes captivity and attempts to deduce the unusual double-robbery, waggishly courting the affection of a bank teller (Judd) in the process. Dempsey also produced the film alongside Mark Damon and Peter Safran.

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Credits

Producer
Patrick Dempsey, Mark Damon, Peter Safran
Director
Rob Minkoff
Director of Photography
Steven Poster
Original Music Composer
John Swihart
Country
Germany, United States

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