WHO’S IN IT?
Woody Harrelson (Zombieland), Laura Dern (Certain Women), Isabella Amara (The Boss), Judy Greer (The Descendants), Cheryl Hines (The Ugly Truth), Margo Martindale (August: Osage County), David Warshofsky (Taken), Brett Gelman (The Other Guys), Mary Lynn Rajskub (Sweet Home Alabama), Lauren Weedman (The Five-Year Engagement)
WHO’S BEHIND THE CAMERA?
Craig Johnson (The Skeleton Twins), director; Daniel Clowes (Ghost World), writer; Jared Goldman (Little Boxes) and Mary Jane Skalski (The Station Agent), producers; Jon Brion (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind), composer; Frederick Elmes (Blue Velvet), cinematographer; Paul Zucker (Trainwreck), editor
WHAT’S IT ABOUT?
Wilson (Harrelson) is a lonely, neurotic and uncomfortably honest middle-aged man who discovers that he has fathered a teenage girl (Amara) with his estranged wife Pippi (Dern), and sets out to reunite with both of them in ways that prove to be painfully awkward but ultimately effective…
IN ONE SENTENCE, WHY SHOULD YOU BE EXCITED?
Cartoonist Daniel Clowes brings his underground comic protagonist Wilson to life through his adapted screenplay that packs plenty of cynicism to spare, not to mention a no-holes-barred comedic turn by Woody Harrelson.
