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Edwin: My Life As A Koont (2013) | Slate

Edwin: My Life As A Koont

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Rated 4.0 on TMDB

Edwin: My Life As A Koont

Edwin Rouper is a man born with a serious neurological condition called Koontz-syndrome, an illness which makes him irritating.

Released: 2013
Genres: Comedy

Direction and writing

Jason StutterDirector

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Cast

Steve CroninPolice Officer
Chad MoffittPoliceman

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