Sorry, Thanks (2009)

Reeling from a brutal break-up, Kira sleeps with Max, a charming but disheveled wreck already committed to long-term girlfriend Sara. Max (no emotional sophisticate) becomes obsessed, ... See full summary »

Director:

Dia Sokol Savage

Writers:

Dia Sokol Savage, Lauren Veloski

Stars:

Wiley Wiggins, Kenya Miles, Andrew Bujalski

Cast

Credited cast:
Wiley Wiggins	...	Max Callahan
Kenya Miles	...	Kira Marks
Andrew Bujalski	...	Mason
Donovan Baddley	...	Simon
Ia Hernandez	...	Sara
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Mia Blankensop	...	Penny
Jaime Borschuk	...	Girl with Black Glasses
Alyssa Campbell	...	Amy
Mark Capraro	...	Movie Goer #1
Keith Cowling	...	Concession Stand Cashier
Naomi Daysog	...	Woman in Bathroom
Derek Fagerstrom	...	Jonathan
Fay Ferency	...	Pancake
Elvie Hernandez	...	Aunt Suze
Spencer Hicks	...	Movie Goer #2

Storyline

Reeling from a brutal break-up, Kira sleeps with Max, a charming but disheveled wreck already committed to long-term girlfriend Sara. Max (no emotional sophisticate) becomes obsessed, mostly with Kira, but vaguely with his curious lack of conscience as well. Kira, fighting to win a job she hates and running aimless romantic loops, faces the precarious double challenge of choosing a next step and charting a course back to sanity. Good luck leading with your heart, when your heart is an utter emotional idiot.

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Plot Keywords:

mumblecore

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Taglines:

An unromantic comedy

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 March 2009 (USA)

Also Known As:

Perdón, gracias

Filming Locations:

San Francisco, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Anxious Engine Productions, Filmtheory

Technical Specs

Runtime:

93 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

More exiting to watch paint dry.

I agree with most of the other reviewers that this is the most pointless movie ever made. I have never reviewed a movie before, but this one just got my goat, and I had to tell somebody.

The acting is lack-lustre, the direction is non-existent, and the script is pathetic. I feel sorry for the poor actors, but I guess it's a way of getting your face on the screen, at least.

The ending, or lack thereof, is the most annoying part. Why oh why do people insist on making movies like this, under the guise of being "artsy" ?

If you have nothing better to do, and you feel like being bored out of your mind, then I suppose you could watch this movie(?), but I wouldn't advise it.