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Dylan Kidd at an event for Roger Dodger (2002)

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Dylan Kidd

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  • Born
    August 30, 1969 · Massachusetts, USA

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  • Dylan Kidd was born on August 30, 1969 in Massachusetts, USA. Dylan is a director and writer, known for Roger Dodger (2002), P.S. (2004) and Get a Job (2016).

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  • His film Roger Dodger (2002) won Best Feature Film award at first annual Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, May 2002. Festival competition is limited to first-time filmmakers.

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  • I was clinically depressed all throughout high school. So for it me it was movies and sports. I would have been a professional baseball player, until I became embarrassed that I was not gifted physically at all. I went to college and I was philosophy major, which just shows you how fucked up and aimless I was. I was just very spaced out--and remain to this day a very spaced out kid that loves movies. I never believed that I would succeed at anything. I felt totally ill-equipped for life. I just liked reading and watching movies. Socially I was hopeless.

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