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Home ยป Comedy ยป Occupying Ed (2014) – a film by Steve Balderson – Trailer


Ed learns after a series of blackouts that he has split personality disorder, and that his whole town loves his feminine alternate personality more than they do him.


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Occupying Ed (2014)


Occupying Ed
(2014)

90 min| Gay film, Comedy, Drama, Romance | 2015

6.3Rating: 6.3/10 from 17 usersMetascore: 6.3
After a series of blackouts, Ed learns he has a split personality, and his other side thinks he is a woman.



 

Occupying Ed is something new from Steve Balderson: a romance. Just two characters, one relationship and an anonymous American small town as backdrop. The girl is a free-spirited English chick working as a waitress in a cafe that serves โ€˜vegan lasagneโ€™. The boy is an uptight tax accountant. Itโ€™s an off-the-shelf set-up that is almost iconic of contemporary US indie cinema and this may very well prove to be Steveโ€™s most accessible film since Pep Squad.