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IFC acquired North American rights to Liberal Arts, written and directed by Josh Radnor. The film also stars Elizabeth Olsen and Richard Jenkins. Radnor stars as a divorcee who returns to his alma mater and falls for a sophomore (Olsen). IFC will release later this year.
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Such a funny film. Alison Janney is genius. Congrats to Arianna and team for picking it up!
I still say he looks like Jimmy Fallon.
No way. Not with that fish mouth. He is the worst part of How I Met Your Mother
Let’s hope it isn’t as rancidly awful as HappyThankYouMorePlease.
I actually really enjoyed this film. Sure, it’s a little sentimental at times, but it wonderfully scratches and claws at pretty prominent themes — aging being one — and has some real hilarious moments, especially the Allison Janney moments.
Surprised this wasn’t picked up by a larger company. This movie could actually reach wide audience.