Four Letter Words (2000)Director:Sean BakerWriter:Sean Baker |
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Four Letter Words (2000)Director:Sean BakerWriter:Sean Baker |
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Florio
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Henry Beylin | ... |
Sam
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| Fred Berman | ... |
Art
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Darcy Bledsoe | ... |
Kim
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Edward Coyne | ... |
Drew
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Matthew Dawson | ... |
Jay
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Thomas Donnarumma | ... |
Chris
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Loren Ecker | ... |
Rich
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| Karren Karagulian | ... |
Gas station attendant
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Robyn Parsons | ... |
Vanessa
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David Prete | ... |
Noah
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| Matthew Maher | ... |
Jordon
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Vincent Radwinsky | ... |
Alex
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| Matt Schapiro | ... |
Guy in foyer 1
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Paul Raff | ... |
Guy in foyer 2
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If you're thinking this is a rehash of Clerks or any slacker comedy, think again; while some parts are funny this is the movie that takes place AFTER the slackers have had their fun and start revealing their true selves; in essence it feels like if Cassavettes was in his 20s, making films with Gen X casts. It's more of a look at the young suburban male psyche and while all the people in the film hold your interest, there's few that I'd want to spend time with; it's dead on in its depiction of certain personalities without ever going the by-the numbers route. Great perfs and a touch of pleasant-times-faded-away.. Definitely different, not the generic three-act 'main character overcomes it all" film. Closer to a documentary at times while never looking cheap or home-made. Check out the DVD, as there's more supplemental material than I've seen on any independent DVDs. Good stuff.