| Brass Teapot, The | |||||
| Atlantic Pictures (II) (2013) | |||||
| Comedy, Fantasy, Thriller | |||||
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| Juno Temple | Alice | |
| Alexis Bledel | Payton | |
| Alia Shawkat | Louise | |
| Michael Angarano | John | |
| Matt Walsh | Antique Road's Show Dealer | |
| Lucy Walters | Mary | |
| Thomas Middleditch | Habab | |
| Billy Magnussen | Arnie | |
| Bobby Moynihan | Chuck | |
| Ben Rappaport | Ricky | |
| Danielle Kotch | 8 year old girl | |
| Steve Park | Dr. Li Ling | |
| Claudia Mason | Donna | |
| Tara Copeland | Mrs. Tutor | |
| Michael Delaney | Mr. Tutor |
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| Producer | Diane Nabatoff
Darren Goldberg |
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| Writer | Tim Macy
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| Cinematography | Peter Simonite
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| Musician | Andrew Hewitt
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An impoverished young couple (Juno Temple and Michael Angarano) stumble upon an antique teapot that magically dispenses cash whenever either of them feels pain, inspiring them to ever-greater extremes, as they ascend the ranks of the nouveau riche. Director Ramaa Mosley eschews violence for a more whimsical, Tim Burton–esque treatment in this offbeat, darkly funny satire. (TIFF) |
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