Directed by:
Miranda JulyScreenplay:
Miranda JulyCinematography:
Nikolai von GraevenitzComposer:
Jon BrionCast:
Miranda July, Hamish Linklater, David Warshofsky, Angela Trimbur, Joe Putterlik, Isabella Acres, Oona Mekas, Clement von Franckenstein, Tonita Castro (more)Plots(1)
Sophie and Jason are like many couples in their 30s: They live in a cramped apartment, have jobs they hate and are just learning what it means to be an adult. But when they decide to adopt an injured cat, the couple is hit head-on with a panicked sense of responsibility. With just one month left to themselves, how should Sophie and Jason spend their fleeting freedom: Surrender themselves to fate and quit their jobs? Tune out their dreams and embrace suburbia? Reeling through their options, the couple finds themselves facing the beginning of adulthood - or the beginning of a very big problem - in this whimsical, smart comedy from Miranda July. (official distributor synopsis)
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Miranda July is probably a little bit nuts. I cannot say that The Future is thoroughly a bad movie. I just had a feeling that I spent hour and a half watching two aliens that do not belong into this world. However, the ending was shocking, but it also confirmed that Sophie and Jason are really two weirdos about whom I can say nothing good. I admire that this independent American piece tried to be unique with the cat in it. But maybe there was more depression than was necessary.
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