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Posts Tagged "slacker comedy"
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Slacker **** (1991, Richard Linklater, Rudy Basquez, Jean Caffeine) – Classic Movie Review 859
Writer-producer-director Richard Linklater’s clever, warmly regarded 1991 no-budget ($23,000, apparently) cult comedy hit focuses on some weird and wacky characters during a day in the life of Austin, Texas. The springboard for Linklater’s sparkling career, Slacker has […]
Mar, 02
8 Minutes Idle *** (2012, Ophelia Lovibond, Tom Hughes, Antonia Thomas, Paul Kaye, Jack Ashton, Luke Newberry) – Film Review
Director Mark Simon Hewis’s Britcom is a quirky, good-natured, high-spirited call-centre comedy that provides some nifty acting, lots of rude laughs and a great slacker flavour and taste of Bristol. Tom Hughes stars as handsome […]
Feb, 04
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