Liberal Arts on Blu-ray & DVD (2012)

Liberal Arts

2012

Overall rating: 3.5 out of 5

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Josh Radnor writes, directs and stars in this indie romantic comedy. Jesse (Radnor) is a 35-year old literature graduate living an aimless life in New York City, working a dead-end job as an university admissions officer and fresh from the break-up of a stale relationship. He gets the opportunity to escape the rat race when he receives an invitation to the retirement dinner of his favourite professor, Peter (Richard Jenkins), at his former university in Ohio. There he meets pretty 19-year-old theatre student Zibby (Elizabeth Olsen), and the two begin a romance. But can their mutual attraction withstand the age gap and geographical distance that lie between them?

Liberal Arts details

Formats:	12 DVD, Blu-ray
Starring:	John Magaro, Josh Radnor, Elizabeth Olsen, Richard Jenkins, Elizabeth Reaser, Allison Janney
Director:	Josh Radnor
Genre:	Comedy - Drama
Studio:	REVOLVER ENTERTAINMENT
Collections:	February - Comedy

Name	Discs
Liberal Arts	12 Feature

DVD Information

Rental release:	Not currently released
Main languages:	English

Name	Discs
Liberal Arts	12 Feature

Blu-ray Information

Rental release:	Not currently released
Main languages:	English

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Olsen is the future of female lead stars

By open (231 reviews) , 07 Oct 2012

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With a fantastic cast Olsen was the best of the bunch. She is an exciting talent for the future. Radnor in his second film that he directed was also good both in front and behind the camera. Janney was superb as always and Jenkins welll what can you say. Grown up and all rather lovely, see it...
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touching and warm-hearted if you like that kinda thing

By sarahwri (60 reviews) , 06 Nov 2012

While this may irritate some people as one of those pseudo-indie noodlie american movies I really enjoyed it. the main guy is much much better than in how i met your mother and in fact all of the performances are really good. i loved Zac Ephron. it is touching and funny and involves people having actual conversations.

one in joke though - everyone assumes the vampire books are twilight and the bookshop assistant also plays esme cullen (or mama vamp) in the twilight films.
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Olsen is the future of female lead stars

By open (231 reviews) , 07 Oct 2012

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With a fantastic cast Olsen was the best of the bunch. She is an exciting talent for the future. Radnor in his second film that he directed was also good both in front and behind the camera. Janney was superb as always and Jenkins welll what can you say. Grown up and all rather lovely, see it...
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