Joe Matarese: Medicated (2016)
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 55M
Director : Joe Matarese
Synopsis
Joe Matarese is in front of a sold out crowd in NYC bringing his shockingly truthful perspective on getting older, how brutally hard parenting can be, the neuroses that run rampant in his Italian American family, and how he finally bit the bullet to medicate his anxiety and anger.
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