Off-Time

Off-Time is a drama centered on Cliff Raines, a rising actor living in Los Angeles. While navigating the gaps between his professional roles, he battles deep loneliness and turns to alcohol for comfort. His struggle is mirrored in a new relationship with a young woman who faces similar personal hardships.

Directed by Robert J. Mickles and written by Matthew Cantor, the film features Adam LaVorgna in the lead role of Cliff Raines. The cast includes Valerie Renee Heckel as Christina Ricelli, alongside Gerry Bednob, Brian O'Halloran, Rakim, and Chris Owen, with a total of 34 credited performers. Produced by Brian J. Bentz, the movie has a runtime of 100 minutes.