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Fear, Anxiety & Depression (1989)Director:Todd SolondzWriter:Todd Solondz |
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Ira Ellis
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Jack
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Janice
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Junk
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Donny
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Sharon
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Son, Play #1
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Roz
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8 December 1989 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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MCEG/Sterling Entertainment, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, Propaganda Films See more »
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The lead character played by Soldonz is a cross between Woody Allen and Carrot Top, in mannerisim as well as looks. He's a loser dude with nothing coming who falls for the local performace artist chic who happens to be incredibly unavailable (big shock) The film is complex like Allen, but has the grit of all those sweet New York Greenwich art rock movies of the 80's (Liquid Sky, Mondo New York, Slaves of New York, After Hours) which I'm a real sucker for. I liked the pathetic details, and the way Soldonz doesn't gloss over the painful details. It's plain and gritty, but it works for me.