Syrup 2013
"It's all about image."
Syrup (2013) follows the charismatic but directionless Sneaky Pete as he stumbles upon a game-changing business concept that could transform his stagnant life.
Director: Aram Rappaport
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Syrup (2013) about?
Syrup (2013) tells the story of Sneaky Pete, a slacker who dreams up a revolutionary marketing idea that could make him rich. To pull it off, he teams up with Scat, a ruthless corporate go-getter, but their partnership tests Pete's trust and forces him to confront his own insecurities. Together, they dive into a high-stakes game where image trumps everything.
Who directed Syrup?
Syrup was directed by Aram Rappaport, a filmmaker known for blending sharp social commentary with engaging storytelling.
Who stars in Syrup?
The film stars Amber Heard as Scat, Shiloh Fernandez as Pete, Kellan Lutz, Brittany Snow, Josh Pais, and Kate Nash.
Is Syrup (2013) worth watching?
Syrup (2013) is a solid pick for fans of witty, fast-paced dramas with a satirical edge. While it doesn't have a widely known IMDb rating, its unique premise, charismatic cast, and clever take on ambition make it an entertaining watch for those who enjoy offbeat comedies with a sharp message.
How long is Syrup?
Syrup (2013) runs for 90 minutes.
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About Syrup (2013) — A Sharp Satire on Ambition and Image You Won't Forget
Syrup (2013) follows the charismatic but directionless Sneaky Pete as he stumbles upon a game-changing business concept that could transform his stagnant life. With the clock ticking and his big idea feeling increasingly fragile, Pete must navigate the cutthroat world of marketing while learning to rely on Scat, a sharp and stylish corporate strategist whose ambition mirrors his own. Directed by Aram Rappaport, this witty drama-comedy blends sharp satire with the intoxicating rush of ambition, creating a story that's as much about self-discovery as it is about selling an idea.
Set against the sleek backdrop of modern consumer culture, the film explores themes of authenticity, image, and the hollow allure of success. Amber Heard brings fiery charm to Scat, while Shiloh Fernandez shines as Pete, a lovable underdog whose journey is as unpredictable as the industry he's trying to conquer. With its snappy dialogue and clever twists, Syrup delivers a fresh take on the classic underdog tale, wrapped in a glossy, fast-paced narrative that keeps you hooked from start to finish.