Andrew Bujalski, Greta Gerwig, Kent Osborne
Hannah is a recent college graduate interning at a Chicago production company. She is crushing on two writers at work, Matt and Paul, who share an office and keep her entertained. Will a relationship ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 22, 2008
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May 20, 2008The latest trend in independent films seems to be these extraordinarily minimalistic, documentary-like films that i've heard dubbed as "Mumblecore". The idea behind that is the films are completely driven by their dialogue and little else... although, the characters are not entir...( read more)
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October 3, 2008Very few of the characters were compelling enough to make the improvised, handheld, do-it-yourself style work. But Hannah is one of them.
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May 30, 2009shot on dv, and confined to rooms, a entertaining look at friendship and relationships, as a writer breaks up with boyfriend and then rather quickly hooks up with her writing partners, very down to earth acting, and situations, it works well, all actors are worth watching and do ...( read more)
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December 20, 2008This was a painfully awkward movie. It felt very true and in real time so as a result was slow. hannah reminded me of ellen Degeneres. there weren't any real surprises in this film or any incredible laughable moments. The only thing missing from this film was Hannah expressing he...( read more)
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May 9, 2008This looks a little to low budget indie for me, but if I hear anything spectacular about it I will give it a chance.
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February 12, 2008I'm just now seeing the movie. I didn't realize how many people I knew that actually had something to do with the movie. it was good.
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Critic Reviews
January 9, 2009
Nigel Andrews, The Financial Times
September 7, 2007
Ty Burr, Boston Globe
Hannah is charmingly self-absorbed without the extenuating circumstance of self-knowledge. Above all, she's young. The movie forgives her for that and, with occasional misgivings, so do we. full review
July 29, 2007
Marcy Dermansky, About.com
The unexpected appeal of this seeming non-story is cumulative; what begins as a maddening portrait of a microcosm of liberal, well-educated white kids (with the occasional ethnic friend) steadily grow... full review
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