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- October 1973: When Grass Was Greener for ‘Big Red’
- ‘Greener Grass’ Review: This Wonderfully Weird Suburban Satire Is the Year’s Most Inventive Movie
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October 1973: When Grass Was Greener for ‘Big Red’
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- Another Mans World.
- Here Forever Where We Werent: Selected Poems;
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- Film Threat Movie Reviews;
- The Grass Is Greener?
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Shopbop Designer Fashion Brands. Directed, written by, produced by, and starring Jocelyn DeBoer and Dawn Luebbe , the wickedly weird and often wonderful suburban satire crams more inventive ideas and clear-eyed perspective into 95 minutes than most billion-dollar franchises can do over the course of a dozen movies. Every adult that populates the film sports a pair of braces — great for creating uncomfortable marketing materials, better at driving home that this is a world where self-improvement is the only thing worth a damn, even when it hurts — but disaffection is starting to creep in.
It comes care of Jill DeBoer , who appears to be the picture of weirdo perfection, all nutty outfits and vocal fry, when she shows off her new baby to neighborhood pal Lisa Luebbe, a dead ringer for a younger Allison Janney.
‘Greener Grass’ Review: This Wonderfully Weird Suburban Satire Is the Year’s Most Inventive Movie
While engaging in some low-scale oneupmanship, the seeming bread and butter of their everyday lives, Lisa mentions how cute baby Madison is. Instead of playing things safe, DeBoer and Luebbe trot in the opposite direction, showing what it would actually look like if people only cared about keeping up appearances and not ruffling feathers, while also striving for their own sense of superiority. So, you know, social media.
Later, a restaurant disaster finds the foursome eating their spilled food off the floor, better than making anyone feel bad about knocking away some plates.