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overview
What is Finding Beans about?
Art drags through an over prescribed life that blocks him from any genuine connection. His doctor, Dr. Stackson, becomes frustrated with Art's lack of progress and decides to discontinue all of his prescriptions at once. This catapults Art into a sober world for the first time and down the road of dangerous readjusting. Meanwhile, Dr. Stackson finds himself in his own troubles when his pill partner, Isabella, tightens the screws on their business and her dog, Beans, goes missing with the only thing that links the doctor to his entire operation. Beans trots himself into Art's world and the hunt is on for Art as he must dodge drug dealers, game show hosts, and his own fears before he has a complete nervous breakdown. It blends comedy, drama, action elements. The story is brought to life by director Blake O'Donnell. With a runtime of 1h 36m, it offers a comfortable feature-length experience.