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1. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › liberal-arts-2012Why did we ever leave college? movie review (2012) - Roger Ebert

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   Sep 19, 2012 · Josh Radnor‘s “Liberal Arts” is an almost unreasonable pleasure about a jaded New Yorker who returns to his alma mater in Ohio and finds that his heart would like to stay there. It’s the kind of film that appeals powerfully to me; to others, maybe not so much.

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   Read Critics Reviews. TOP CRITIC. Liberal Arts seems aggressively cheery, determinedly lacking in negativity, and very affirming in its protagonist's masculine heroism. None of it is a...

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   • Director: Josh Radnor

   • Content Rating: PG-13
   • Actors: Josh Radnor

3. www.nytimes.com › 2012/09/14 › movies‘Liberal Arts,’ From Josh Radnor - The New York Times

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   Sep 13, 2012 · The slick, feel-good “Liberal Arts” has enough dark notes to make the smug, obsequious performance of its star, Josh Radnor, who also wrote and directed, tolerable and at times even likable.

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   • Director: Josh Radnor

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5. www.imdb.com › title › tt1872818Liberal Arts (2012) - Liberal Arts (2012) - User Reviews - IMDb

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   Liberal Arts is a small, endearing film about idealism, the reality of life, the complicated nature of aging, and the beauty of experience. The briars play a part, but mostly it's about the romanticism of academia versus the reality of growing old.

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   Aug 30, 2012 · It lacks filmmaking fireworks but Liberal Arts is a B+ for Josh Radnor: strong writing, great performances (Olsen is the real deal) and a touching, upbeat tale for the big-brained and...

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   Liberal Arts: Directed by Josh Radnor. With Josh Radnor, Elizabeth Olsen, Richard Jenkins, Allison Janney. When 30-something Jesse returns to his alma mater for a professor's retirement party, he falls for Zibby, a college student, and is faced with a powerful attraction that springs up between them.

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   Is liberal arts a good movie?

   • "Liberal Arts" is the very rare modern movie that is actually about something, other than the pleasant passing of 90 minutes with clever and attractive people. To me, it seemed like "Liberal Arts" tried to deal with the idea that the life of the mind begins in college and is then immediately crushed the day after college.

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   Will liberal arts survive if the hottest action films are replaced?

   • When today's hottest action films are replaced by those which have better special effects, films like Liberal Arts will endure because they will stand on their own merits, outside of time. I found the acting good and the screenplay excellent. The interaction between the characters was believable.

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   Is liberal arts a coming of age story?

   • This turned out to be the second coming of age tale I happened to catch at the 2012 DIFF, fortunately this one was much more light-hearted than the first. Liberal Arts delves into the life of Jesse Fisher (Josh Radnor), who has just broken up with his girlfriend and is invited back to his old alma mater by a retiring favored professor.

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   Where was 'liberal arts' filmed?

   • (The movie was filmed on the leafy campus of Mr. Radnor’s alma mater, Kenyon College.) “Liberal Arts” is filled with ruminations on youth and maturity and age-appropriate and inappropriate behavior. “Since I was 19, I’ve never felt like I was not 19,” Peter tells Jesse and later gets off the film’s best one-liner: “Nobody feels like an adult.

   ‘Liberal Arts,’ From Josh Radnor - The New York Times

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   What is 'liberal arts' by Josh Radnor about?

   • "Liberal Arts," written and directed by Josh Radnor, deals with the often-crushing reality of post-college life and the pedestal on which the seemingly idyllic college years are placed.

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   Is 'liberal arts' a sitcom?

   • “Liberal Arts” has been criticized in some quarters as a sitcom, in part because Radnor stars in a famous one, “How I Met Your Mother.” Those who see it that way are well-guarded. God forbid that they would ever “fall for anything.” I strive to leave myself vulnerable.

   Why did we ever leave college? movie review (2012) - Roger Ebert

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9. www.standard.co.uk › culture › filmLiberal Arts - review | London Evening Standard | The Standard

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   Oct 5, 2012 · October 5, 2012. Review at a glance. Films about the joys and frustrations of university life may not be big box-office, but Josh Radnor’s Liberal Arts has enough good things in it to serve as a...