Supporting Characters

2012

Action / Comedy

2
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 63% · 7 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 63% · 500 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.2/10 10 1020 1K

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Plot summary

Two New York film editors balance their personal relationships while reworking a movie in crisis.

Director

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Daniel Schechter

Top cast

Ryan O'Nan Photo
Ryan O'Nan as Actor
Alex Karpovsky Photo
Alex Karpovsky as Nick
Melonie Diaz Photo
Melonie Diaz as Liana
Josh Alexander Photo
Josh Alexander as Beck
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816.8 MB
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English 2.0
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1 hr 28 min
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1.48 GB
1920*960
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
24 fps
1 hr 28 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Paul-205-276446

Can't help but comment on Editing

I have never felt the need to make comments on a movie. Artistic integrity and all that I guess. However, the main characters are EDITORS... And I am in the poker world. So the fact that on the cab scene after the poker game they are arguing why he lost the hand... Somehow you missed the fact that a FULL HOUSE BEATS A FLUSH!!! Your character is complaining that he lost a huge pot because his opponents flush beat his full house. It's like that "one tiny little error" that I'll that I'll always remember when asked about this movie. Otherwise I really enjoyed it. But dam..... Boat losing to a flush? Cmon Man!What would have been a great, is if we find out that he thinks he is good at poker and has no idea why he loses so much!! Then he is told by someone that "a flush doesn't beat a full house man" . He then has his "Ah Ha" moment as to why he never wins
Reviewed by d-a-chartier 8 / 10

Great buddy picture

Just saw this at the Traverse City Film Festival.It was the best fiction film there – very funny, fresh dialog, and tightly edited. Alex Karpovsky plays the central character, and is a great new (to me) talent. He and Tarik Lowe (also co-writer with director Daniel Schecter) have a chemistry that compares well with the greats. While it's ideal for people who love the movie-making process, anyone will like this. The guys are co-editors of an independent film, trying to save it while the director works out his neuroses mostly off-screen. (Kevin Corrigan seems -- based on his post-screening appearance -- more than a bit nuttier in real life than his character.)Really hope it gets distribution.
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