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About Movie
IFC films presents a Josh Radnor's (the director and writter of hit comedy-drama film 'happythankyoumoreplease' of 2010) comedy-drama film 'LIBERAL ARTS' it's premiered on 22 January, 2012 at Sundance Film Festival.
The film story based on the 35 year old man and a 19 year old college student's romantic relationship, Josh Radnor play 35 year-old man as 'Jesse' and Elizabeth Olsen play 19 year-old college girl as 'Zibby', and other cast including Richard Jenkins and Allison Janney.
It's a really funny and romantic movie about young and elder relationship in college days, it's Josh Radnor's most powerful film, Josh Radnor is a really excellent director, he is work as Actor, Writer and Film director and also Emmy Award winner for Acting.
The film released limited in USA on 14 September, 2012.Liberal Arts (2012)
Genre Comedy | Drama
Release Date 14 September, 2012 (USA - limited)
Directed by Josh Radnor
Produced by Brice Dal Farra, Claude Dal Farra, Jesse Hara, Lauren Munsch, Josh Radnor, Bryan Thomas (co-producer), Paul Prokop (executive producer)
Screenplay by Josh Radnor
Cast
- Zac Efron - Nat
- Josh Radnor - Jesse
- Elizabeth Olsen - Zibby
- Allison Janney - Prof. Judith Fairfield
- Richard Jenkins - Prof. Peter Hoberg
- Elizabeth Reaser - Ana
- Michael Weston - Miles
- Kate Burton - Susan
- John Magaro - Dean
- Kristen Bush - Leslie
- Robert Desiderio - David
- Angelic Zambrana - Tina
- Gregg Edelman - Robert - History Prof.
- Ali Ahn - Vanessa
- Travis Alan McAfee - Laundromat Thief
Music by Ben Toth
Cinematography Seamus Tierney
Editing by Michael R. Miller
Casting by Deborah Maxwell Dion, Jessica Kelly, Suzanne Smith Crowley
Production Design by Jade Healy
Studio BCDF Pictures, Tom Sawyer Entertainment
Distributed by IFC Films
Filming locations Columbus and Gambier, Ohio, USA
Country USA
Language English
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