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“Baked In Brooklyn” stars Josh Brener as recent college grad David Shapiro, a hard-working, creative guy who works at a New York City consulting firm. When he loses his job, he’s faced with no income, a couple of impatient roommates, a long-suffering girlfriend (Alexandra Daddario, “San Andreas”), and mounting bills.<br /><br />To make ends meet, he starts selling marijuana over the internet. He soon becomes excellent at generating business and his fortunes change for the better. But because he has a large number of customers, he’s working day and night, making deliveries at all hours in all five boroughs on his bike. David’s friends come to resent him, he develops a habit of his own, and he becomes paranoid about being caught, beaten up, or even killed.<br /><br />The premise puts a smart guy in a “business” he thinks is like any other — provide a product people want, make it available, offer excellent customer service and fast delivery, and reap the financial rewards. Of course, the viewer recognizes that even though more and more states have made recreational marijuana legal, a novice dealing drugs can only lead to bad things. The fun is in David’s journey, bouncing back from a career low to a new-found way to bring in big bucks. His clientele is a colorful cross-section that prompts David to tailor his services to their specific demands.<br /><br />Mr. Brener (“Silicon Valley”) has one emotionless expression that gets laughs when we see what a mismatch David is for the world of drug dealing. Visually, he’s the least likely person for the business, defying countless movie cliches of the tough-talking, soulless thug with darting eyes. David looks more like a timid accountant. Director Rory Rooney moves the picture along at a brisk pace, avoiding the pitfall of many comedies — overstaying their welcome.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated widescreen release, available in both Blu-ray and DVD formats.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : David (Josh Brener, Silicon Valley) is hard-working, tenacious, and creative but in New York, that s not enough to keep a job. With no income, two impatient roommates, and a long-suffering girlfriend (Alexandra Daddario, SAN ANDREAS), he comes up with a way-out-of-the box-solution: selling marijuana over the internet..