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Jack and Diane

United States

2012

93 Min

Color

1.85:1

English

Currently 2.5/5 Stars.
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EXEC Rui Costa Reis, Eliad Josephson, Leonardo Guerra Seràgnoli

PROD So Yong Kim, Bradley Rust Gray, Jen Gatien, Karin Chien

CAST Juno Temple, Riley Keough, Cara Seymour, Jena Malone, Kylie Minogue, Leo Fitzpatrick, Dane DeHaan, Haviland Morris, David Villalobos, Neal Huff

ANIM Stephen Quay, Timothy Quay

SOUND Kent Sparling

Tribeca (World Narrative Feature Competition)

Synopsis

Tomboy Jack and bubbly Diane fall head over heels in love one hot summer in New York City. When Diane reveals she must leave the city for school in Europe, their budding love is tested. Weaving horror elements into a distinctive and fresh yet timeless and universal first-love story, TFF alum Bradley Rust Gray (The Exploding Girl) brings his unique vision to this idiosyncratic story of the joys and terrors of first love. –Tribeca Film Festival

Director

Bradley Rust Gray

Bradley Rust Gray (b. 1971, Kettering, Ohio) works in partnership with his wife So Yong Kim. He produced her films Treeless Mountain and In Between Days. Prior to producing these films, Gray directed the Icelandic feature film Salt. Gray has master’s degrees from USC and the British Film Institute and a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. —TribecaFilm.com

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texinthecity

4May12

saw this at TFF in NYC last month; it's THE worst disappointment of the festival because it tried to be 2 things; the filmmaker self-sabotaged himself because the 2 lead actresses were phenomenal yet the filmmaker without reason, warning, or explanation added the abhorrent horror elements; the best-acted lesbian love story i've seen in ages was RUINED with the gross, weird, disgusting horror elements! Boooo!

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Tribeca Film Festival 2012

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