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Manic (2003)
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Starring: Don Cheadle, Michael Bacall, Zooey Deschanel, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Elden Henson, Cody Lightning, Sara Rivas
Director: Jordan Melamed
Category: Drama
Studio: MGM / UA
Subtitles:
English,Spanish
Length:
100 mins
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"A serious, effective film that deserves your attention." - E! Online

Don Cheadle (Traffic) is "simply mesmerizing" (Entertainment Today) in this "piercing... intimate and edgy" ("Sixty Second Preview") drama about troubled teens hovering on the edge of sanity. Featuring an exceptional young cast, including Joseph Gordon-Levitt ("3rd Rock From the Sun") and Zooey Deschanel (All the Real Girls), Manic is "a remarkable gem of a film" (London Film Festival).

At first glance, 17-year-old Lyle Jensen (Gordon-Levitt) seems eerily quiet and withdrawn. But he has a problem with anger, and this time his explosive rage has landed him in the juvenile ward of a mental institution under the watchful eye of therapist David Monroe (Cheadle). Can Dr. Monroe get Lyle and the other kids to open up, confront their demons and reclaim their lives?

 
 
   
   

 
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