Boys at Work: "From the Top"
Part of a longer short that you never see, "From The Top" is the one-off deleted scene, in which three down-on-their-luck, clam-digging, floor-sanders get creative while attempting to make a quick buck.
Part of a longer short that you never see, "From The Top" is the one-off deleted scene, in which three down-on-their-luck, clam-digging, floor-sanders get creative while attempting to make a quick buck.
Thom L. Coupe
Ernest L. Coupe
Nicholas Teti
Part of a longer short that you never see, "From The Top" is the one-off deleted scene, in which three down-on-their-luck, clam-digging, floor-sanders get creative while attempting to make a quick buck.
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