Jeff, Who Lives At Home (2012)
Director: Jay Duplass
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Description: On his way to the store to buy wood glue, Jeff looks for signs from the universe to determine his path. However, a series of comedic and unexpected events leads him to cross paths with his family in the strangest of locations and circumstances. Jeff just may find the meaning of his life... and if he's lucky, pick up the wood glue as well.
Genre: Comedy
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Offical Website: http://www.jeffwholivesathome.com
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Release Dates:
| Country | Release Type | Date |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Theatrical Wide Release | 5/11/2012 |
| United States | Theatrical Limited Release | 3/16/2012 |
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05/10 @ 4:22 PM
Jeff Who Lives At Home review
The Duplass Brothers return with another comedy drama, this one starring Jaon Segel. Here’s Simon’s review of a somewhat beige film… Im going to cheat. In his review, on this very site, of Win Win, Paul Martinovic shared his view of the growing number of indie comedy dramas. The exact paragraph he wrote is: Thats a good way of articulating the slightly formulaic, calculated feel that is creeping into these movies: every one features a broadly amusing story conceit with a kooky, flawed hero at the centre. The film will be populated by earthy and unvarnished looking character actors (so people know its an independent film). There will be moments of intense poignancy, but ultimately, the overall tone is an uplifting one, as our cast of weirdos inevitably triumphs over adversity. Bluntly, most of that applies here. Jeff Who Lives At Home is the latest film from the Dup (Read More)
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The Duplass Brothers return with another comedy drama, this one starring Jaon Segel. Here’s Simon’s review of a somewhat beige film… Im going to cheat. In his review, on this very site, of Win Win, Paul Martinovic shared his view of the growing number of indie comedy dramas. The exact paragraph he wrote is: Thats a good way of articulating the slightly formulaic, calculated feel that is creeping into these movies: every one features a broadly amusing story conceit with a kooky, flawed hero at the centre. The film will be populated by earthy and unvarnished looking character actors (so people know its an independent film). There will be moments of intense poignancy, but ultimately, the overall tone is an uplifting one, as our cast of weirdos inevitably triumphs over adversity. Bluntly, most of that applies here. Jeff Who Lives At Home is the latest film from the Dup (Read More)
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03/23 @ 12:00 AM
Jeff, Who Lives at Home takes the Duplass Brothers' art to a new, deeper place. Credit the cast or the characters tripping through well-worn situations and relationships, but this is far and away their best movie.
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03/16 @ 12:00 AM
\Jeff, Who Lives at Home\ is the Duplass brothers' best yet.
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03/15 @ 12:00 AM
It's a brilliant sleight of hand: Nothing important seems to be happening, and yet stuff keeps happening, and the movie is always pushing forward.
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