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Feel Good Humorous Witty
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Young Lovers Coming of Age Fall in Love Twentysomething Life Love and Romance Youth Friends Buddies more...
Genres:
Comedy Independent
Time/Period:
Contemporary 21st Century
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USA Small Town
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Teens
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Farce
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Splinterheads, 2009

Starring: Thomas Middleditch, Rachel Taylor, Christopher McDonald, Lea Thompson

Directed by: Brant Sersen

Written by: Brant Sersen

Language: English

Country: USA

Runtime: 94 min

MPAA Rating: R

Rating:5.2

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Profile of Splinterheads

The mood of Splinterheads is witty, feel good, and humorous. The plot centers around young lovers, twentysomething life, and coming of age. It features farce. Splinterheads is a comedy and independent movie. In approach, it is realistic. It takes place, at least partly, in a small town. Splinterheads is set in the USA. It happens in contemporary times. It is especially suggested for teens. Note that Splinterheads includes nudity and sexual content.

Summary of Splinterheads

In this independent comedy, Justin (Thomas Middleditch) is a twentysomething slacker who has a hard time getting out of bed before noon and works part-time mowing lawns with his buddy Wayne (Jason Rogel), who is only slightly more ambitious. Justin hears a lot from his family about making something of himself, but he doesn't pay much attention until he and Wayne check out a traveling carnival one evening. Justin meets Galaxy (Rachael Taylor), a beautiful and spunky girl who works at a dunk-tank concession, and he is so taken with her he doesn't mind when she takes his money in a fixed game. Justin unexpectedly crosses paths with Galaxy the next day, and before long he's spending most of his time with her and her fellow carnies. Has Justin finally found his destiny with Galaxy, or is he just another stop on the road for her? Also starring Lea Thompson, Christopher McDonald, and Frankie Faison, Splinterheads received its world premiere in 2009 at the South by Southwest Film Festival, where director Brant Sersen's first feature, Blackballed: The Bobby Dukes Story, won the Audience Award in 2004.