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By Josh N (173) on 26 Aug 2007

A cool little movie. well written and deftly acted. a movie about a girl I could actually connect with. huh…

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By Alex D (973) on 22 Aug 2007

An entirely disarming, almost otherworldly US indie flick that bears absolutely no relation to any other film yet made in this century…

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By Santiago A (21) on 21 Aug 2007

A dark slice of life on 16mm film. sarcastically funny and gritty . you can't get more independent than this…

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By Andy W (983) on 21 Aug 2007

I think it's just incredible. To me these people are real; and I'm sitting wondering... are they ad libbing…

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By Aaron P (380) on 20 Aug 2007

A perfect little gem about post-college life…

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By Kary K (10) on 18 Aug 2007

The whole mumblecore movement is the freshest thing since the french new wave and bujalski is right at the forefront…

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By Ronald S (341) on 16 Aug 2007

Yes, there are many valid criticisms one could launch at this movie, but I really enjoyed it…

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By Antonio G (142) on 09 Aug 2007

Relentlessly naturalistic - the best depiction of those akward conversations you had when you were in your early twenties that I've ever seen…

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By Danny T (116) on 14 Jul 2007

Bujalski is our generation's Woody Allen, all analogue and shit too. Respeck…

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By Chadd E (4) on 03 Jul 2007

An awesome bujalski film that follows a recent aimless college graduate and her friends for a short time…

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By Sunshine S (250) on 02 Jul 2007

A tale that follows 23-year-old Marnie -- a confused and bemused young woman -- as she travels through her alcohol fuelled daze known as post…

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By Jared G (220) on 26 Jun 2007

I saw this at the little screen at the ICA and from the Marnie walks into the tattoo parlour I was hooked…

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By Laura E (165) on 26 Jun 2007

Best indie film that i've seen in a looong time. It's refreshing to witness such natural acting as Kate Dollenmayer showcases…

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By Todd J (87) on 24 Jun 2007

Funny Haha: American independent filmmaker Andrew Bujalski's 16mm 2002 debut really rests itself in the real world…

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By Seb M (104) on 21 Jun 2007

The acclaimed breakout film of the so-called 'mumblecore' movement, Andrew Bujalski's debut is part Cassavetes, part Woody Allen, and part…

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By Carnelia G (27) on 19 Jun 2007

Kate Dollenmayer delivers such a knock-out performance. It took a couple of viewings for me to get the film…

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By Danny H (304) on 18 Jun 2007

The joke was on me. Not very funny, nor very good. Most unnatural 'natural' acting I've ever seen. And the ending? BAH…

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By Duckie L (4) on 16 Jun 2007

The main female characted looks JUST like wiley wiggins. it's worth watching for that…

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By Gregory S (340) on 14 Jun 2007

A movie about nothing, that is really about everything. and kate dollenmayer is just lovely…

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By Chris I (243) on 14 Jun 2007

It's filmed in 16mm with mono sound and follows the life of well educated twentysomething searching for love, a decent job and purpose in life…

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