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Eavesdrop (2008)Director:Matthew MieleWriter:Matthew Miele |
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Title: Eavesdrop (2008)
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Terrence
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| Wendie Malick | ... |
Laura
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| Anna Chlumsky | ... | ||
| Tovah Feldshuh | ... |
Susie
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| Lynn Collins | ... |
Tallulah
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| Ted McGinley | ... |
Grant
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| Stephanie Szostak | ... |
French Woman
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| Aasif Mandvi | ... |
Don
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Hal
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| Lynn Cohen | ... |
May
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| Terrence Mann | ... |
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Alejandra Ambrosi | ... |
Clara
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Deidre
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Chapman
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2008 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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Susie: Why? We have an appointment. We have a really important appointment due, but you want to come here? Hal? Hal!
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[first lines]Susie: Why? We have an appointment. We have a really important appointment due, but you want to come here? Hal? Hal!
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First, I'd like to say I'm not a shill for the director. I rented this film with modest expectations from Netflix, primarily because Anna Chlumsky was involved, and I'm an old fan of hers. Maybe I was just in the right mood, but I found this movie to be quite enjoyable. Well-acted, emotionally poignant, and hysterically funny (at times). My personal favorite vignette is the chess board tete a tete; the entire film takes place in a crowded coffee shop, over the course of an afternoon (or evening). Three cheers for the director, for making such a tiny film come alive in the Big City. My only major problem was the lack of captions or subtitles of any kind on the disc; for such a talky film, in a packed diner with multiple background conversations ongoing, this is inexcusable... 8/10.