Storyline
Greg is coasting through senior year of high school as anonymously as possible, avoiding social interactions like the plague while secretly making spirited, bizarre films with Earl, his only friend. But both his anonymity and friendship threaten to unravel when his mother forces him to befriend a classmate with leukemia.
Directors
Cast
Molly Shannon, Hugh Jackman, Nick Offerman, Katherine Hughes, Joe Fishel, Jackson Nunn, Zoe Simek, Jon Bernthal, Thomas Mann, Joan Augustin, Bobb'e J. Thompson, Connie Britton, Masam Holden, Nicole Tubbs, Zachary Bolen, Olivia Cooke, RJ Cyler, Matt Bennett, Gavin Dietz, Edward DeBruce III, Natalie Marchelletta, Chelsea Zhang, Marco Zappala, Kaza Marie Ayersman, Etta Cox, Karriem Sami, Cheryl Kline, Mark Granatire, Kayana White, Linda Kanyarusoke, Drew Palajsa, Elly Silberstein, Jennifer Nicole Baker, Andrew James Bleidner, Randon Bopp, Colleen Clark, Jessica David, Chris Frank, Richard Guesman, Conor Hannon, Frank Lagana, Jeremy Long, Zander Lyons, LaTrallo Presley, Jake Scheib, Nick J. Shields, Kevin Slone, John Tarr, Mike Walker, Evelyn Wawrzyniak, Eric Yeckley
Trailer
Reviews
100
It's a fresh, beautiful and heartbreaking achievement that continues to surprise until the very last scene. It's dangerous to call something an instant classic, but sometimes it's simply the truth.
100
A smart-ass charmer, merciless tearjerker and sincere celebration of teenage creativity.
100
Poignant without being melodramatic, overflowing with unforced charm, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl holds a unique appeal that's certain to last.
91
Brimming with wit, crushing last-act melancholia, laughs, and poignant heart, Me And Earl And The Dying Girl is a spectacular delivery of tears, love and laughter, and a beautifully charming, captivating knock-out.
90
Blending wit and modesty, Mann fits the bill, coming across as an overgrown kid with a good heart, but virtually no practice in relating to others — which is perhaps the thing that makes his experience so profoundly relatable.
