Based on actual events, "Guns Before Butter" (AKA When Tomorrow Hits) takes a sarcastic look at crime, celebrity and politics. Two small-time left-wing criminals and a wannabe actress cross paths and concoct a plan to rob a Republican religious cult with the hope of changing their lives, only to fail miserably with absurd consequences.
Tracy Fraim
Lawrence Monoson
Kim Gillingham
Marc Sandler
Scott Plank
Sarah Lilly
Nathan Orr
Babak Shokrian
Based on actual events, "Guns Before Butter" (AKA When Tomorrow Hits) takes a sarcastic look at crime, celebrity and politics. Two small-time left-wing criminals and a wannabe actress cross paths and concoct a plan to rob a Republican religious cult with the hope of changing their lives, only to fail miserably with absurd consequences.
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