Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Loren Taylor | ... | Lily (as Loren Horsley) | |
Jemaine Clement | ... | Jarrod | |
Joel Tobeck | ... | Damon | |
Brian Sergent | ... | Jonah | |
Craig Hall | ... | Doug | |
Rachel House | ... | Nancy | |
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Morag Hills | ... | Vinny |
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Bernard Stewart | ... | Zane |
Taika Waititi | ... | Gordon | |
David Fane | ... | Eric Elisi | |
Cohen Holloway | ... | Mason | |
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Gentiane Lupi | ... | Tracy |
Chelsie Preston Crayford | ... | Jenny | |
Adam Gardiner | ... | Tony | |
Jackie van Beek | ... | Burger Staff |
In Wellington, wallflower Lily is inexplicably attracted to loser Jarrod. She's out of a job; he's nursing a decade-long grudge against someone who teased him in high school. When she accompanies him to his seacoast hometown where he intends to take on his nemesis, she meets his father, his daughter from a one-night stand, and other family members--plus the memory of his talented, dead brother. Jarrod treats Lily badly, invents a relationship with his dead brother's fiancée, and gears up for his fight. Will she finally have enough and go home? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
Cute, quirky film. I thoroughly enjoyed this twisted and very unique "Romantic Comedy" . Occasionally I was reminded of Napoleon Dynamite, but that is not to say that the content and story was unoriginal. The opening scene was absolutely fantastic, and immediately you are thrilled to find out who this strange girl is, as well as who her crush is. I love that the writer/director made some very non-cliché choices for the characters, it made for some refreshingly shocking fun moments. His actor girlfriend is very talented, and in reality a beautiful girl. This unique film may not be the one you watch dozens of times over, or memorize every single line, but it is certainly one I will see again when it is released.