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Norman (2010) 6.2
A troubled high-school kid pretending to be dying of cancer confronts problems with his new girlfriend and terminally ill father as he struggles with his daily existence. Director:Jonathan SegalWriter:Talton Wingate |
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| Richard Jenkins | ... |
Doug Long
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Mr. Angelo
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James
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Helen Black
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Bradley
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Robert Bessent
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Dr. Malloy
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Bobbi Kotula | ... |
Mom
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Steve
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Frank
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Jerry Sciarrio | ... |
Principal Harbuck
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Young Norman
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A troubled high-school kid pretending to be dying of cancer confronts problems with his new girlfriend and terminally ill father as he struggles with his daily existence.
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11 June 2010 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Spokane, Washington, USACompany Credits
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Norman Long: ...It's not how important one feels when one dies, but rather how guilty everybody else feels.See more »
I recently saw this film at the Chicago International Film Festival and I was blown away by it. Dan Byrd did a fantastic job playing the title character who is both hilarious as well as heart breaking. Richard Jenkins, as always, is great and witty. This is just an all around wonderful film. I can liken it most to the adult male version of Juno or Easy A. It has Juno's wit, charm, and strangeness as well as Easy A's basic story line (though much darker). Andrew Birds score to this film is perfect. I don't think anyone could have made a more suitable score for this film. If it seems like I am gushing about this film, it's because I am. It deserves it. If it comes to a festival near you or is eventually widely released be sure to go and see it. I can't recommend it enough.