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Released Year: 2014
Runtime: 83 minutes
Directors: Gillian Robespierre
Casts: Polly Draper, David Cross, Richard Kind, Gaby Hoffmann, Jenny Slate, Amy Novondo, Jennifer Kim, Cindy Cheung, Emily Tremaine, Jake Lacy, Paul Briganti, Stephen Singer, Gabe Liedman, Ernest Mingione, Cyrus McQueen, Maciek Jasik, Suzanne Lenz, Stacey Sargeant, Brenda Birkeland, Kelly Frances Ramsey, Judith Reid, Judith Reid, Robert Conant, Karla Conford, Norm Gennarelli, Pat Keegan, Angeliki Koutsos, Jackline F. Lamiscarre, Eileen Landsman, Gail Lott, Peter Mastando, Giuseppe Moreni, Doris Santera, Frances Silverglate, Lucien Wasserman, Elise Widerker, Nicholas Cirillo, Diana Clarke, Samantha Lifson, Karen Maine, Bianca Mitchell, Linda Morris, Rachel Oteo, Sabrina Petrov, Anna Powers, Shannon Richardson, Gabrielle Roberts, Christina Tirado, Mika Alexander, Calaix Alexander, Ramses Alexandre, Carl Banks, Daniel Bennett, Blair Beusman, Mikaila Beusman, Michael Bonfiglio, Gregory Brecher, Lauren Brown, Leila Ressler-Bunk, Chelsea Canavan, Claire Christerson, Emmanuel Christian, Chris Clarke, Zachary Collinger, Valeria Cogliania, Daniel DeBiasio, David Delarosa, Mary DelMarco, Spencer Dennis, Derman Deniz, Tiffany Dixon, Allie Dougharty, Ryan Edmunson, Alexandra Ellis, Peter Fairman, Margaret Farmer, Michelle Fetky, Chloe Fitzpatrick, Joseph Gabler, Chad Gardella, Adrine Georges, Noel Gretchin, Lauren Ver Hage, April Hayes, Ashley Hernandez, Samantha Hernandez, Sarah Howard, Kate Hurwitz, Julia Keith, Nicholas Kemp, Saodat Khaimova, Sara Kiener, Joeseph Krings, Justin Lerner, Joseph Lindberg, Bryan Longchamp, Crystal Lonnenberg, Katia Maguire, Bruce McLaverty, Octawie Moore, Suzanne Oddo, Melanie Ön, Joseph Passalucqua, Karmenife Gomez-Paulino, Emily Pena, Joao Perdoma, Kevin Perez, Maresa Poniteh, Courtney Pressler, Giselle Ramirez, Sarina Roma, Daniel Rubenstein, Sarah Salih, Jonathan Sessa, Joe Sheperd, Danielle Sinay, Conrad Smith, Lyra Smith, David Teitel, Noah Terrien, Frank Tufano, Alison Vingiano, Tiffany Von Higgins, Elizabeth Weitzer, Jamie Williams, Jonathan Wilson, Jordan Winsett, Bryan Woodward, Isabel Yellin, Julie Zimmer, Franklin Zitter
IMDB: Obvious Child (2014)
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Entertainment Weekly -
Despite a few too-cute moments (and many fantastically graphic vagina jokes), the movie is both smarter and more sympathetic than that glib shorthand.
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Village Voice -
Obvious Child is perfect for those who want more honesty in fiction.
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IndieWire -
The real triumph of Obvious Child involves its ability to make familiar ingredients work just fine on their own terms. In doing so, it makes up for a lot of lost time in the pantheon of female-centric comedies, and studios would be wise to take note.
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The Guardian -
A glorious jumping bean comedy that moves from the profane to the poignant in the blink of an eye.
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Variety -
The humor springs either from real-world recognition, as Robespierre and her co-writers go where others fear to tread, or in response to the cast’s lively, eccentrically lived-in characters.
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Obvious Child (2014)
An immature, newly unemployed comic must navigate the murky waters of adulthood after her fling with a graduate student results in an unplanned pregnancy.
Obvious Child (2014)
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Information
Released Year: 2014
Runtime: 83 minutes
Directors: Gillian Robespierre
Casts: Polly Draper, David Cross, Richard Kind, Gaby Hoffmann, Jenny Slate, Amy Novondo, Jennifer Kim, Cindy Cheung, Emily Tremaine, Jake Lacy, Paul Briganti, Stephen Singer, Gabe Liedman, Ernest Mingione, Cyrus McQueen, Maciek Jasik, Suzanne Lenz, Stacey Sargeant, Brenda Birkeland, Kelly Frances Ramsey, Judith Reid, Judith Reid, Robert Conant, Karla Conford, Norm Gennarelli, Pat Keegan, Angeliki Koutsos, Jackline F. Lamiscarre, Eileen Landsman, Gail Lott, Peter Mastando, Giuseppe Moreni, Doris Santera, Frances Silverglate, Lucien Wasserman, Elise Widerker, Nicholas Cirillo, Diana Clarke, Samantha Lifson, Karen Maine, Bianca Mitchell, Linda Morris, Rachel Oteo, Sabrina Petrov, Anna Powers, Shannon Richardson, Gabrielle Roberts, Christina Tirado, Mika Alexander, Calaix Alexander, Ramses Alexandre, Carl Banks, Daniel Bennett, Blair Beusman, Mikaila Beusman, Michael Bonfiglio, Gregory Brecher, Lauren Brown, Leila Ressler-Bunk, Chelsea Canavan, Claire Christerson, Emmanuel Christian, Chris Clarke, Zachary Collinger, Valeria Cogliania, Daniel DeBiasio, David Delarosa, Mary DelMarco, Spencer Dennis, Derman Deniz, Tiffany Dixon, Allie Dougharty, Ryan Edmunson, Alexandra Ellis, Peter Fairman, Margaret Farmer, Michelle Fetky, Chloe Fitzpatrick, Joseph Gabler, Chad Gardella, Adrine Georges, Noel Gretchin, Lauren Ver Hage, April Hayes, Ashley Hernandez, Samantha Hernandez, Sarah Howard, Kate Hurwitz, Julia Keith, Nicholas Kemp, Saodat Khaimova, Sara Kiener, Joeseph Krings, Justin Lerner, Joseph Lindberg, Bryan Longchamp, Crystal Lonnenberg, Katia Maguire, Bruce McLaverty, Octawie Moore, Suzanne Oddo, Melanie Ön, Joseph Passalucqua, Karmenife Gomez-Paulino, Emily Pena, Joao Perdoma, Kevin Perez, Maresa Poniteh, Courtney Pressler, Giselle Ramirez, Sarina Roma, Daniel Rubenstein, Sarah Salih, Jonathan Sessa, Joe Sheperd, Danielle Sinay, Conrad Smith, Lyra Smith, David Teitel, Noah Terrien, Frank Tufano, Alison Vingiano, Tiffany Von Higgins, Elizabeth Weitzer, Jamie Williams, Jonathan Wilson, Jordan Winsett, Bryan Woodward, Isabel Yellin, Julie Zimmer, Franklin Zitter
IMDB: Obvious Child (2014)
Storyline
An immature, newly unemployed comic must navigate the murky waters of adulthood after her fling with a graduate student results in an unplanned pregnancy.
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Reviews
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Entertainment Weekly -
Despite a few too-cute moments (and many fantastically graphic vagina jokes), the movie is both smarter and more sympathetic than that glib shorthand.
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Village Voice -
Obvious Child is perfect for those who want more honesty in fiction.
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IndieWire -
The real triumph of Obvious Child involves its ability to make familiar ingredients work just fine on their own terms. In doing so, it makes up for a lot of lost time in the pantheon of female-centric comedies, and studios would be wise to take note.
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The Guardian -
A glorious jumping bean comedy that moves from the profane to the poignant in the blink of an eye.
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Variety -
The humor springs either from real-world recognition, as Robespierre and her co-writers go where others fear to tread, or in response to the cast’s lively, eccentrically lived-in characters.
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