Frolf: The Movie 2009
"The Rings of Chains!"
Dive into the whimsical yet high-stakes world of competitive Frisbee Golf with *Frolf: The Movie* (2009), a quirky comedy-drama directed by John Holloway.
Director: John Holloway
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Frolf: The Movie (2009) about?
*Frolf: The Movie* (2009) centers on a group of Frisbee Golf enthusiasts whose tournament is thrown into chaos when their disc-catcher targets are stolen. The story follows one competitor, Paul Springfield, as he goes undercover to uncover the thief—and save the sport's biggest event.
Who directed Frolf: The Movie?
*Frolf: The Movie* (2009) was directed by John Holloway, who brings a playful yet sharp eye to this offbeat sports comedy.
Who stars in Frolf: The Movie?
The film features Justin Anselmi as Paul Springfield, alongside John Holloway, Karen Brelsford, Michael Briody, and Tim Buttner in key roles.
Is Frolf: The Movie (2009) worth watching?
With its blend of comedy, mystery, and sports culture, *Frolf: The Movie* (2009) offers a fun, if niche, experience. While not a blockbuster, its lighthearted tone and short runtime make it a charming pick for fans of quirky underdog stories.
How long is Frolf: The Movie?
*Frolf: The Movie* (2009) has a runtime of 73 minutes.
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About Frolf: The Movie (2009) — A Frisbee Golf Mystery Comedy You Won't Forget
Dive into the whimsical yet high-stakes world of competitive Frisbee Golf with *Frolf: The Movie* (2009), a quirky comedy-drama directed by John Holloway.
The film follows several eccentric competitors as they prepare for a tournament, only to face a puzzling mystery when their disc-catcher targets vanish without a trace. Justin Anselmi stars as Paul Springfield, a reluctant undercover sleuth who must unravel the theft before the sport's future crumbles. Blending humor, suspense, and a laid-back vibe, *Frolf: The Movie* (2009) captures the camaraderie and chaos of a niche subculture turned thrilling chase. With a runtime of just 73 minutes, it's a tight, entertaining ride for fans of offbeat sports films and lighthearted mysteries.