You won’t like Jolie, the film’s hero, but he won’t care because his conceit exceeds all bounds. The story plays out in the 1990s, an era when we still knew how to talk face-to-face and watched TV shows and video games on tube televisions. Jolie leads a double life. In one, he’s a high school basketball star adored by a cheerleader. On the down low, he has a romance with Henrietta, his pregnant outcast friend, and a friendship with Haroon, an unpopular nerd. Jolie tries to take as much as he can for himself, but you can’t lead a double life forever. You can watch this relaxed and amusing debut by David Andalman and Mariko Munro like an album of cheesy pictures from your teens – after all, we all had a time in lives when we behaved like idiots.
David Andalman - is an alumnus of Oberlin Collage. He has written and directed several short films, including The Braggart and Takoma Park, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Mariko Munro - studied Photography and Art History at Tisch School of the Arts, New York University. Prior to her work in film Munro was director of 303 Gallery, New York.
David Andalman
2005 The Braggart (kr.m. / short)
2008 Tacoma Park (kr.m. / short)
2013 Amerykański koktajl / American Milkshake
Mariko Munro
2013 Amerykański koktajl / American Milkshake