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"A staple player in Prows/Cairo projects, Jon Oswald comes in as Hawkins' replacement partner, perfectly nailing the toxic masculinity and misogyny of a stereotypical white cop. I don't think we, as indie film lovers, are talking enough about Oswald as he is able to completely become whatever character he is given in a way that feels effortless." 

"The most overtly comic figure here is Randy (Jon Oswald). The performances are all strong, and the assembly is astute on all levels."

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"The film's sly sense of humor kick into high-gear as Randy (Jon Oswald), a lanky white dude in a track suit who talks like a white rapper, greets his black friend with a giant swastika tattooed across his face."

"Easily one of the funniest performances of the year so far. Oswald...is perfect."

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"The film is anchored by two extraordinary lead performances, embodying two of maverick cinema's most charismatic misfits, and supported by a stellar cast."

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"Off Ramp impressed the shit out of me. The performances were completely unexpected in their complexity and sincerity."

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"The film is most notable for its engaging characters, including Jon Oswald as perhaps the most lovable ex-con ever committed to film."

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"Oswald - tasked with being the nazi-tatted Jiminy Cricket - earns special mention for being consistently funny and thought-provoking."

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"The combination of Lowlife's zany script and Oswald's standout performance make him the most compelling, surprising character."

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"Jon Oswald is a no-argument standout in Lowlife. The chemistry between Ogbonna and Oswald is dynamic, comical, and racially hilarious."

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"Oswald and Schofield are great, so committed to their roles that if it weren't for their extensive IMDb resumes, I would've assumed Nathan Tape plucked two real-life Juggalo burnouts to be in the film."

"This film had me laughing my ass off (particularly at Jon Oswald). The brilliantly diverse cast meshes together to inhabit this rich world in such a way that it challenges other films to be more selective in their casting choices."

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