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Untitled

(Untitled)

United States

2009

96 Min
Color
1.77:1
English
  • Currently 3.2/5 Stars.
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DIR Jonathan Parker

EXEC Adam Goldberg

PROD Andreas Olavarria, Matt Luber, Catherine DiNapoli

SCR Catherine DiNapoli, Jonathan Parker

DP Svetlana Cvetko

CAST Marley Shelton, Adam Goldberg, Eion Bailey, Vinnie Jones, Lucy Punch, Zak Orth, Ptolemy Slocum, Michael Panes, Svetlana Efremova

ED Keiko Deguchi

PROD DES David L. Snyder

MUSIC David Lang

Helsinki (Finnkino-kilpailu)

Synopsis

Contemporary art gallerist Madeleine falls for Adrian, a brooding new music composer in this comic satire of modern art. The two struggle to find their own artistic success as the streets of Manhattan bombard them with artists from Adrian’s commercial brother to those one who uses taxidermy and household objects. An intelligent and hilarious film, (Untitled), delivers a talented cast and a fresh take on the art world. –Screen Media Films

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MarcelVonStroknikov

28May12

"Harmony is a capitalist conspiracy to sell more pianos!" (i agree...)

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19Jan12

3 stars JUST for the first scene when they play. It's perfect haha.

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Michael Harbour

3Jan12

Very funny. While the visual humor is frequently obvious, this is a movie you must also listen to to really appreciate.

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ramosbarajas

3Oct11

Really funny and well written. It's a series of twists and back stabs that make it rather enjoyable.

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Hit-and-miss satire

By Braden Vallenè​res on April 6, 2011

I liked this film well enough as a satire, but the film gets a little confused in its position on avant-garde art. It tries to simultaneously mock it and take it seriously. There’s nothing wrong…  read review

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By Elvia Francis on November 10, 2009

I was really was looking forward to watching this film and I saw it at a special advance screening, then immediately fell in love! Definite must-see… a comic tale about what is art, what encompasses…  read review

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