Liberal Arts (2012)
I really thought I hated Josh Radnor, but it turns out that I may just hate Ted Mosby, ‘cause this movie he wrote and directed is pretty great.
Radnor plays Jesse, a New Yorker in an unfulfilling job, who’s called back to his college campus to give a farewell speech for a professor with whom he’s maintained a friendship. While there, he meets undergrad Zibby and they hit it off...rather well. The film is deep and has a lot to say, mostly about age difference and why it does and doesn’t matter, but also about depression, friendship, and life in general.
I liked it very much -- there was lots of insight without feeling like some massive lecture.
B+
Radnor plays Jesse, a New Yorker in an unfulfilling job, who’s called back to his college campus to give a farewell speech for a professor with whom he’s maintained a friendship. While there, he meets undergrad Zibby and they hit it off...rather well. The film is deep and has a lot to say, mostly about age difference and why it does and doesn’t matter, but also about depression, friendship, and life in general.
I liked it very much -- there was lots of insight without feeling like some massive lecture.
B+
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