A mockumentary about a man who frolics through the fields.
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The people behind it
Petey Pingis
Frolicking Man
Ethan Gordon
Yelling Man
Atticus Crowley
Documentarian
Kaden Thompson
Frolicking Man's Dad/Interviewee #3
Jane Baronak
Bathsheba
Brennan Cole
The Frolicking Woman
Hannah Fetter
Sister #1
Sophia Tarducci
Sister #2
Joelle Hutton
Interviewee #1
Emilee Roney
Interviewee #4
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