Like its first breast cancer-themed installment, Call Me Crazy aka Five 2/Five More will feature five short films featuring A-list talent both in front and behind the camera. The sequel ...
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Title: Call Me Crazy: A Five Film (TV Movie 2013)
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| Jennifer Hudson | ... | Maggie | |
| Sarah Hyland | ... | Grace | |
| Melissa Leo | ... | Robin | |
| Mitch Rouse | ... | Eddie | |
| Octavia Spencer | ... | Dr. Nance | |
| Sofia Vassilieva | ... | Allison | |
| Brittany Snow | ... | Lucy | |
| Ernie Hudson | ... | Percy | |
| Jason Ritter | ... | Bruce | |
| Jean Smart | ... | Claire | |
| Lea Thompson | ... | Julia | |
| Ken Baumann | ... | Luke | |
| Melissa Farman | ... | Izzy | |
| Melanie Griffith | ... | Kristin | |
| Chelsea Handler | ... | Alex | |
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Like its first breast cancer-themed installment, Call Me Crazy aka Five 2/Five More will feature five short films featuring A-list talent both in front and behind the camera. The sequel will address mental illness. Directors include Laura Dern, Bonnie Hunt, Ashley Judd and Bryce Dallas Howard. Written by Anonymous
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20 April 2013 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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The movie consists of 5 stories with only the first, third and fifth one being coherent. All of the stories' main characters are mentally ill therefore the stories have the main problem and only that in common. It's definitely an interesting and unique movie as the title suggests but I wouldn't recommend it for anyone because the problem wouldn't be interesting for everybody and I'm a good example for it. It is built up properly and the acting is unobjectionable. Although I can't miss to blame it for the (infrequent, but present) stupidity, as also it contains several other small issues. For some the choice of subject is also reprehensible, the second story for example is downright boring and uninteresting. To be honest I'd only recommend it to you if you have personal links to the topic or if you are really interested in it, otherwise I don't think you'd like it.