Storytelling
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In Theaters: January 25, 2002 (limited)
January 25, 2002 (limited)
February 8, 2002 (limited)
R | 1h 28m | Comedy, Drama
Two separate stories about the lives of teenagers and college students:
"Fiction," set on a college campus in the mid-80s, concerns female student Vi (Blair), who finds herself dangerously attracted to her creative-writing professor (Wisdom), also a Pulitzer Prize-winning black author, after he humiliates her cerebral palsy-afflicted boyfriend Marcus (Fitzpatrick) in front of the class.
In "Non-Fiction," Toby (Giamatti), an aspiring documentary filmmaker, selects slacker Scooby Livingston (Webber) as the main subject of his film on disillusioned high school youth.
"Fiction," set on a college campus in the mid-80s, concerns female student Vi (Blair), who finds herself dangerously attracted to her creative-writing professor (Wisdom), also a Pulitzer Prize-winning black author, after he humiliates her cerebral palsy-afflicted boyfriend Marcus (Fitzpatrick) in front of the class.
In "Non-Fiction," Toby (Giamatti), an aspiring documentary filmmaker, selects slacker Scooby Livingston (Webber) as the main subject of his film on disillusioned high school youth.
| Director: | Todd Solondz |
| Studio: | Fine Line Features |
| Producer(s): | Ted Hope, Christine Vachon |
| Cast: | Selma Blair, Leo Fitzpatrick, Noah Fleiss, Paul Giamatti, John Goodman, Julie Hagerty, Lupe Ontiveros, Jonathan Osser, Aleksa Palladino, Mike Schank, Mark Webber, Robert Wisdom |
| Writer(s): | Todd Solondz |
| Official Site: | www.storytellingmovie.com |
