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Title: How to Talk to Girls at Parties (2017)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Elle Fanning | ... | Zan | |
| Alex Sharp | ... | Enn | |
| Nicole Kidman | ... | Boadicea | |
| Matt Lucas | ... | PT Wain | |
| Ruth Wilson | ... | PT Stella | |
| Abraham Lewis | ... | Vic (as A.J. Lewis) | |
| Ethan Lawrence | ... | John | |
| Edward Petherbridge | ... | PT First | |
| Joanna Scanlan | ... | Marion, Enn's Mum | |
| Tom Brooke | ... | PT Waldo | |
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Martin Tomlinson | ... | Slap |
| Alice Sanders | ... | Spinning Jenny | |
| Lara Peake | ... | Wainswain | |
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Jessica Kate Plummer | ... | Celia |
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Marina Bye | ... | Blonde Stella |
In the '70s, punk-loving teen Enn (Alex Sharp) attempts to crash a party in the London suburbs. He ends up at the wrong house where he encounters a kooky, conformist cult, which includes the naive Zan (Elle Fanning). They hit it off before Enn learns that she is actually a repressed humanoid alien on Earth to complete a fatal ritual. Enn appeals to the punk scene to help both emotionally and physically liberate the lady he's fallen for. Directed by John Cameron MItchell. Based on the short story of the same name by Neil Gaiman.
When I read Neil Gaiman's short story of the same title, I wanted more. It is a beautiful story, I wanted more of it, and this movie delivered for me.
If you want to know what you are getting into before watching, it is a blend of romanticized teenage punk scene with fantasy world aliens. It is nostalgic, fun, and touching. You can read the short story before watching the movie, or read the comic book (it is beautiful).
Some negative reviews I've seen say the movie failed their expectations, which were based solely on the title (lol), or cast. Don't be that person. Or maybe they are just punks?