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18 May 2007 (Spain) moreTagline:
Everybody deserves their shotPlot:
An offbeat drama focused on a homeless youth, a pop music siren and a member of the paparazzi. full summary | full synopsisAwards:
5 wins & 1 nomination moreNewsDesk:
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Tom Dicillo, When You’Re Strange Interview, Sundance 2009 (From Spout. 20 January 2009, 5:37 AM, PST)
Tom Dicillo, When You’Re Strange Interview, Sundance 2009
(From Spout. 20 January 2009, 5:37 AM, PST)
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Putting innocence in harm's way and not regretting it more (13 total)US TV Schedule:
| Wed. Nov. 11 | 10:10 AM | TMC | |||
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Continuity: After Les throws the toothpicks at Toby one toothpick sticks to Toby's shirt. It appears and disappears during their ensuing argument. moreSoundtrack:
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Saw this on the big screen at this year's Ebertfest and the entire audience was unexpectedly touched by its skillfully rendered vision of a kinder, gentler Hollywood, one we probably only half know. The movie revolves around the two main leads, Steve Buscemi as the paparazzi Les Galantine, and Michael Pitt as the homeless innocent, Toby Grace. Probably the more impressive performance is Buscemi's who you can believe might have wanted to pass on this low budget indie. That would have been a great error as, for my money, this is his most memorable role by far.
Mr Buscemi easily captures your attention and holds it throughout the film, not that Les is the most admirable of people. He's often barely tolerable and unduly self-absorbed at the most inopportune moments in complete contrast to his wannabe assistant, Toby. Michael Pitt plays Toby with affection as though he wishes his real-life counterparts well. And then there's Alison Lohman as the rising young fan magnet, K'Harma Leeds, and Gina Gershon as the publicist and agent, Dana. All the leads are played extremely well and are peculiarly memorable. But it took a little bit of magic to have brought all these players together with an entertaining script and actually pull it off. And the credit has to go to Tom DiCillo who obviously has the knack. Here's hoping he make's more films along this line.