After leaving his wife and his job to find happiness, Anders befriends a drug-addicted teen, sending him down a path of reckless and shameful behavior.
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Casting
Nicole Holofcener
Director
Ben Mendelsohn
Anders Harris
Natalie Gold
Dana
Thomas Mann
Preston Harris
Schecter Lee
ESL Man
Edie Falco
Helene Harris
Mary Catherine Garrison
Sandy
Elizabeth Marvel
Sophie Ashford
Victor Slezak
Wes Thompson
Annabella Rosa
Marlena
Joe Allanoff
Ziggy
Charlie Tahan
Charlie Ashford
Antonio Ortiz
Arnie
Michael Gaston
Mitchell Ashford
Bill Camp
Donny O'Neil
Richard Lublin
Rude Neighbor
Victor Williams
Howard
Josh Pais
Larry Eichner
Georgia Ximenes Lifsher
Gwen
Ted Thompson
Writer
Nicole Holofcener
Writer
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source: The Land of Steady Habits
I just wanted to say that I really loved this film, the writing was nice, the connections were quirky and quizzical, I loved the artist kid for he was so sweet and genuine. I am sad cause he didn't get to finish his tale and no one cares, but it sounded really interesting and nice. I love how when he told the only person about it, the only person with whom he felt he could bond, nothing, the adult character was so preoccupied with his own life, he didn't even care, I guess that makes all of us, but looking back after the tragedy, and how much of his heart are on those pages, it makes you think like dang, why? But the rest was really funny, the parents who don't believe in the kid and the other parents who believe too much, its all so magical when a person chooses to get high in an already insoluble world.
