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Finding Forrester
After receiving an award for his classic writings Forrester left writing four decades earlier until Jamal a young boy having and intellectual talent of writing visits William Forrester and accidentally leaves his back pack full of his great writings. On exploring of Jamal’s talent, Forrester plies writing which had been his dream since forever.
21 December 1971, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
1 September 1993, Ontario, Canada
11 July 1982, Yonkers, New York, USA
7 May 1981, New York City, New York, USA
30 December 1978, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
9 December 1945, Washington, District of Columbia, USA
8 October 1976, New York City, New York, USA
11 March 1952, Brooklyn, New York, USA
22 July 1940, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
24 July 1982, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
10 April 1981, West Orange, New Jersey, USA
20 May 1972, Brooklyn, New York, USA
February 15, 2010
Brown, in his acting debut, displays the balance of book smarts, street smarts, and vulnerability that is crucial to the part.
April 29, 2009
Doesn't fully live up to all the expectations but is still enjoyable.
March 25, 2008
Rather hollow effort.
December 24, 2010
Quality characters, solid film; OK for ages 14+.
February 06, 2001
Funny and touching.
July 22, 2012
predictable formula film that is quickly forgotten
January 12, 2001
A rare find.
January 26, 2006
The leaden screenplay can be fingered for many of the film's faults. But what happened to the off-kilter film-maker last seen at work in To Die For?
September 24, 2010
Lost in "Forrester's" dismissal is appreciation for its relatively piss-and-vinegar approach to the act of creating fiction. Jazzy, classicist and a bit meta, the film's unexpectedly urbane quirks resemble Jonathan Demme films at their mainstream best.
March 19, 2002
An anti-intellectual film about the intellectual life.
January 11, 2001
A rewarding exploration of the knotty and often contentious relationship between teacher and protege. Its chief pleasure is the master class in the art of acting delivered by Sean Connery.
March 25, 2008
If director Gus Van Sant had always been a hack it wouldn't matter so much, but personally I find this form of licking the audience's cheeks like an obsequious puppy deeply offensive.
