1991
97 minutes
Comedy
English
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Slacker is a unique and eccentric series of loosely linked scenes and episodes that adds up to something both fascinating and memorable. With the camera roving around seemingly at random, we're offered a collection of "slices of life" taking in the coffee-houses, clubs, apartments and shops of the American college town of Austin, Texas - and the various weird and wonderful people inside them. A cult sensation when it first came out, the film has continued to entertain and endure.
Classification This film has several uses of strong bad language and strong sex.
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This fascinating film from director Richard Linklater combines pioneering rotoscoping technique with discussions on the meaning of life.
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Coming-of-age comedy from famed indie director Richard Linklater, about the last day of high school in 1970s small-town Texas.
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