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Hellaware

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Overview

A wannabe photographer named Nate (Keith Poulson) leaves New York City with his friend Bernadette (Sophia Takal) to immerse himself in the culture of a group of Delawarean goth rappers who have dubbed themselves Young Torture Killers. Although Nate develops a genuine friendship with the band, he finds himself eventually longing for the mainstream art world he once believed he hated.

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    DVD Format
  • Format: DVD (With Bonus 7", with Book)
  • UPC: 760137757795
  • Genre: COMEDIES
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Release Date: September 2015

Movie Reviews

Reviews:
"HELLAWARE is not the first movie to present a portrait of the successful artist as a terrible person, and it won’t be the last, but it nonetheless manages to feel fresh on the whole -- a sharp-edged comedy of subcultures in collision." -- Grade: B - 09/25/2014 A.V. Club


"[A] modestly amusing shaggy-dog story that meanders toward a clever punchline." - 09/25/2014 Variety


"HELLAWARE takes aim at New York’s pretentious highbrow art world and the adjacent hipster scene with some sharp-edged humor and satiric storytelling." - 10/30/2014 Chicago Sun-Times

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