An NYC professor spends a week re-connecting with his family while defending his reputation over controversial behavior at his college.
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| Justin Long | ... | Josh | |
| Fran Drescher | ... | Diane | |
| Richard Schiff | ... | Jeff Cohen | |
| Kate Berlant | |||
| Becky Ann Baker | |||
| Lynn Cohen | |||
| Camrus Johnson | ... | Eugene | |
| Tyler Wladis | ... | Ben Cohn | |
| Dana Eskelson | ... | Sherry Cohen | |
| Bern Cohen | ... | Dr. Peterson | |
| Bryce Romero | |||
| Samrat Chakrabarti | ... | Terry | |
| Michael Godere | |||
| Michael Hsu Rosen | |||
| Shenell Edmonds | |||
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An NYC professor spends a week re-connecting with his family while defending his reputation over controversial behavior at his college.
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29 April 2019 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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1) There are two titles: Safe Spaces & After Class. 2) Justin Long plays the usual Jason Bateman type pathetic guy who can't whole heartedly stand up behind anything despite clearly knowing what's right and wrong. 3) Some strong family based situations serve as the highlight. The film's guilty of the usual indie shtick of characters blabbering non stop over one another when in group scenarios. 4) The College Safe Space/triggered stuff is funny yet the film decides not to choose sides (obviously, you don't wanna be a pariah in Hollywood). There's a hysterical diner screen 5) There's almost no character arc for the lead and he seems to regress meekly towards the end, if anything. That could be taken as something that happens more often in real life, so not such a deal breaker.