Head, Heart and Balls... or Why I Gave Up Smoking Pot

2007
15m

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Adam Carolla, Angelica May, and Houston Graham in Head, Heart and Balls... or Why I Gave Up Smoking Pot (2007)

A young musician named Pete must overcome his insecurities, his overbearing parents, and a pot-induced anxiety attack in order to get to Woodstock and lose his virginity with the girl of his... Read allA young musician named Pete must overcome his insecurities, his overbearing parents, and a pot-induced anxiety attack in order to get to Woodstock and lose his virginity with the girl of his dreams.A young musician named Pete must overcome his insecurities, his overbearing parents, and a pot-induced anxiety attack in order to get to Woodstock and lose his virginity with the girl of his dreams.

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8.2/10

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Houston Graham

Pete

Angelica May

Judy
(as Angélica Magaña)
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Adam Carolla

Anxiety

Jordan Potter

Jake

Lucius Baybak

Leon
(as Luke Baybak)

Steven Christopher Parker

Danny

James Wellington

Marianne Ferrari

Claudia Ross

Nurse

Paul Michael Robinson

Narrator

Tim Essary

Lee Welsch

Shirt buyer

Director
- Peter Foldy
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- Peter Foldy
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Reach for the Stars
Written by Peter Foldy
Performed by Focal Point featuring Brian Hodge
Published by Bondi Music (ASCAP)

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10/10

This is an excellent period comedy piece that surely rates 10 stars.

Warm, nostalgic and hilarious! Set in 1969, a coming of age experience that grabs you in the first frame and never lets you down. Adam Carolla is wonderful as the spirit presence that pushes the young protagonist into growing a pair. Houston Graham is great as the lead. James Wellington is side-splitting as the tough guy dad. If you were there in the late 60's this one will really take you back. The photography and musical score are flawless in capturing the era. I saw this at one of the film festivals and the audience roared the entire way. Director Peter Foldy really did a masterful job. Do yourself a favor and catch this one if you can!