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Audrey the Trainwreck2010
Pushing thirty and working a thankless office job, internet dating is one more routine in Ron Hogan’s well-ordered life. Until he meets Stacy, a fellow working stiff who disarms him by speaking the language of his loneliest moments. Featuring a score by acclaimed jazz composer John Medeski, AUDREY THE TRAINWRECK is a comedy about attempting to keep life simple, and the beauty of such an absurd pursuit.
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"From its first image, AUDREY THE TRAINWRECK propels viewers into sensory overload." - Ronnie Scheib, Variety
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- Nathan Adloff - Aaron
- Anthony J. Baker - Ron Hogan
- Tim Baker - Wernk-Burger
- Denise Baske - Trish
- Brittany Brumfield - Lisa Eichas
- Zack Buell - Dan
- Kurt Naebig - Tim Hagan
- Nick Offerman - David George
- Danny Rhodes - Scott Kaniewski
- Joe Swanberg - Jeremy Roth
- Alexi Wasser - Stacy Ryan
- Jess Weixler - Tammy
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Member Reviews (7)
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There's something about placing an awesome score into a fruitless movie that makes it at least somewhat redeemable.
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Why was it called Audrey the Trainwreck? It was pleasant enough, pretty good in parts. Poor ending.
Marginally worth watching.
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Not a bad movie. Great performances by the cast, but overall the film meandered a little too much. Wish I could figure out the title.
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Anthony J. Baker and Alexi Wasser give great performances in this rambling movie that seems to be trying to say something but never quite articulates a full idea. Unless this is Frank V. Ross' point. Two people lonely in mutually pointless lives.
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Good mumblecore-ish movie. Interesting conversations and characters mixed with a good score. Not sure if everyone will, but I quite enjoyed the main romantic relationship. In a weird way, kind of reminded me of Charlie Brown...the score, perhaps?
Mildly interesting. Should have been funny, not a drama.
Self indulgent. An unnecessary waste of my time.