Starbuck

Starbuck (2011)

  • 86% of critics liked it
    (7 reviews)

  • 98% want to see it
    (79 ratings)

Just when 42-year-old David Wosniak, an eternal teenager, decides to finally make something of his life, his existence is turned upside down by the appearance of numerous children-the fruit of his activities as a sperm donor.

Unrated, 1 hr. 49 min.
Directed By
Ken Scott (V)
Written By
Martin Petit, Ken Scott (V)
Genres
Art House & International, Comedy
Les Films Christal

Critic Reviews

  • Stephen Cole, Globe and Mail

    An ingratiating comedy based on the premise that it takes a village to raise an adult.

  • Bruce Demara, Toronto Star

    A wonderfully sweet and poignant comedy that goes in all kinds of unexpected directions.

  • John Anderson, Variety

    A potent comedy of genetic chaos.

  • Dave McGinn, Globe and Mail

    Scott deftly balances David's ridiculous mission with moments of real tenderness, making for several heartfelt moments that help carry you past the fact that such a situation couldn't possibly have the ending it does.

  • Liam Maguren, Flicks.co.nz

    Despite the way Starbuck jerks around (ha) with the character's growth, it's still satisfying to see this intriguingly bizarre situation play out...

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