A comic drama about rage, doubt, lust, madness, and other brotherly hand-me-downs.
Director:
John Magary
From metacritic.com
Credited cast: | |||
Josh Lucas | ... | Mat | |
Stephen Plunkett | ... | Alan | |
Lucy Owen | ... | Andrea | |
Cory Nichols | ... | Ronnie | |
Mickey Sumner | ... | Farrah | |
Louisa Krause | ... | Elinor | |
Austin Pendleton | ... | Earl | |
Sarah Steele | ... | Sarah | |
Leo Fitzpatrick | ... | Michael | |
Samantha Sherman | ... | Jodi | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Angela Belcamino | ... | Rock Show Patron | |
Desmin Borges | ... | Benin | |
Dominic Colón | ... | Fede (as Dominic Colon) | |
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Karin Fagerblom | ... | Dancer at Party |
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Anaïs Fifer | ... | Dancer at Party |
A comic drama about rage, doubt, lust, madness, and other brotherly hand-me-downs.
I hate leaving bad reviews, because I feel like you can take a little something from every movie. So I will just honestly describe this movie as "a slow movie." It's the type of movie that you would watch while lazing around at home on a Sunday afternoon, or the type of movie that you would play in the background of a get-together for white noise.
I'm sure it will win plenty of awards because it does have some substance and it requires some thought in order to receive the message conveyed. But in a nut-shell, a free-spirited man-child lives without regrets or constraints. His polar-opposite brother seeks guidance and happiness all while babysitting an adult male. I recommend giving it a chance on a sick-day from work.