Trust Me

This was an entertaining movie fit for the family to watch. I don't recall or remember any profanity and there was no violence or sexual innuendos either except for one incident which lasted about two seconds at the very end of the movie and why they put that in I have no idea. It added nothing to the movie. Enn Reitel who plays Joe is the one who makes the movie work. I won't spoil it for you by explaining so if you're looking for a movie that the whole family can enjoy I'd recommend this. However, the movie would go over the heads of smaller children, but maybe from age ten and up it would be appropriate. Enjoy.

Ebb Reital is the star of this movie for sure. Not a movie you would watch over and over again but several laughs made this one worth watching for me

Roku has this as released in 2005..... imdb has as 2007. Danny the scammer (cory pendergast) moves to hollywood, and sets himself up as an agent. He gets a fancy office, but has no clients. It's all kind of over the top. No details... everything just seems to fall into his lap, with no trouble. Small role for shelley long (cheers!) co-stars enn reitel as joe, who is shy in front of the camera; he can do voices, but freezes up when the camera comes on. Can he overcome his fear of the audience? Will danny get caught for all the bad things he's done? It's all just okay. Kind of goes all around the mulberry bush. That ending just goes on forever... it felt tacked on; not sure what the point was. Produced, written and directed by andrew kazamia.