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Roger, a man who believes he's God's gift to women finds his nephew on his doorstep looking for lessons in how to lose his virginity. A planned night-out on the town looking for action finds Roger losing his touch...Product Identifiers
ProducerGeorge Van Buskirk, Dylan Kidd
EAN5060034570950
eBay Product ID (ePID)30588332
Product Key Features
Film/TV TitleRoger Dodger
ActorIsabella Rossellini, Jesse Eisenberg, Campbell Scott, Jennifer Beals, Elizabeth Berkley
DirectorDylan Kidd
FormatDVD
LanguageEnglish\German
Release Year2012
FeaturesNew York at Night Walking Tour with Jesse Eisenberg\Audio Commentary With Director and Cinematographer\Audio Commentary With Director and Cast\Examination Of a Scene û ôOpalineö\Deleted Scene With Optional Commentary\Trailer\Interview With Composer and Mixer\Interview With Producer\Interview With Executive Producer and Director\New York at Night Walking Tour with Jesse Eisenberg\Audio Commentary With Director and Cinematographer\Audio Commentary With Director and Cast\Examination Of a Scene û ôOpalineö\Deleted Scene With Optional Commentary\Trailer\Interview With Composer and Mixer\Interview With Producer\Interview With Executive Producer and Director
GenreGeneral, Comedy
Additional Product Features
Certificate15
Number of Discs1
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America
ReviewsChristian Science Monitor - Funny, sad, and skeptical in about equal measures, it announces writer-director Dylan Kidd as a filmmaker with a bright future., Los Angeles Times - It is Scott's work as the savagely articulate Roger, a tireless would-be seducer, bottomlessly self-confident and oblivious to rejection, that is the film's glistening and provocative centerpiece., The New York Times - One of the juiciest male characters to pop up in an independent film this year., Washington Post - Kidd, a first-time writer and director, has created a sophisticated but intriguingly toxic comedy of manners.
Consumer AdviceContains strong language and sex references
Additional InformationAfter cynical New York advertising copywriter Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott) is dumped by his on-again/off-again girlfriend Joyce (Isabella Rossellini), who is also his boss, his painful work day is further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his 16 year-old nephew Nick (Jesse Eisenberg). After asking to spend the night at Roger's, Nick reveals that he has come to ask for help--in hopes of ditching his virginal status, Nick begs Roger for a lesson in the art of seduction. Embittered Roger then takes on the role of a nocturnal drill sergeant in an imaginary war between the sexes, starting Nick's training at a singles bar. There, they meet two beautiful women (Jennifer Beals and Elizabeth Berkeley) who turn out to be less malleable than Roger expects. Before the night is through, Roger and Nick go to some dark places where their preconceptions about women get smashed to pieces.<BR>With ROGER DODGER, first time writer-director Dylan Kidd has created a unique look at male-female relationships, full of memorable and comic platitudes spoken by a lead character as fascinating as he is unpleasant. As Roger, Scott (who also produced the film) creates a character who is very difficult to like, but is no less compelling for it. Eisenberg proves to be a worthy foil in an impressive debut. The film takes an impressively dark turn in its third act, and adventurous viewers are likely to relish this offbeat journey.
Movie/TV TitleRoger Dodger
Sound sourceDolby Digital
CinematographerJoaquin Baca-Asay
EditorAndy Keir