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Watch Supporting Characters Movie Online No Survey Best friends Nick (Alex Karpovsky, "Girls") and Darryl (co-writer Tarik Lowe) are a New York film editing duo hired to salvage a botched comedy from a manic director (Kevin Corrigan, PINEAPPLE EXPRESS) gone AWOL. But what starts as a simple job quickly sends their relationships-with their significant others and each other-reeling. Amidst trouble with his fiancée (Sophia Takal, V/H/S), Nick finds himself falling for the film's flirtatious ingénue (Arielle Kebbel, "90210"); Darryl, meanwhile, struggles to focus on his editing work in between fights with his tempestuous girlfriend (Melonie Diaz, Be Kind Rewind). With real humor and heart, Supporting Characters offers a sharp, knowing take on life and love in the big city. (c) Tribeca Film Release Date Supporting Characters Jan 25, 2013 Limited
Actors For Supporting Characters
Alex Karpovsky,Tarik Lowe,Melonie Diaz,Arielle Kebbel,Sophia Takal,Kevin Corrigan,Sebastian Sozzi,Mike Landry,Lena Dunham,Josh Alexander,Mikal McDaniel,Erika Isabel de la Cruz R...
Genres Supporting Characters : Comedy
User Ranting Supporting Characters : 3.7
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All Critics Ranting For Supporting Characters : 6.4
All Critics Count For Supporting Characters : 7
All Critics Percentage For Supporting Characters : 86 %
Review For Supporting Characters
Offers a few laughs, all served up on eyeball-gougingly ugly digital video. Lou Lumenick-New York Post This well-acted film captures a generational and occupational sliver of New York life that rings true. Stephen Holden-New York Times Schechter made the whole thing for about $50,000, without any A-list names. And yet it's sharper and more entertaining than most of the movies to come out this month at 10 times the budget - or well beyond. Elizabeth Weitzman-New York Daily News In its sharply etched sketches of personal and professional frissons, Supporting Characters belies the modesty of both its lo-fi setup and its self-effacing title. Andrew Schenker-Village Voice Supporting Characters tends to meander pleasantly from scene to scene, relying on the testy rapport between its two lead actors. Mike D'Angelo-AV Club [A] modest but surprisingly deft indie ... Nick Schager-Time Out New York Glides from a mildly off-putting opening across several scenes that waver between sitcom superficiality and sudden, unexpected gusts of feeling. Jaime N. Christley-Slant Magazine