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Movie
Pizza
Synopsis
Mark Christopher - writer-director of the hit Miramax drama 54 (1998) - returns to the helmer's chair for the first occasion in eight years with the indie comedy Pizza, from IFC Films. An unofficial homage to mid-80s teen films, the picture concerns Cara-Ethyl (Kylie Sparks), an overweight high-schooler whose mom (screen vet Julie Hagerty) lost her sight in a baking accident. Despondent and lonely as her eighteenth birthday arrives and passes - not to mention embarrassed by her lack of friends - Cara attempts to save face by lying to her mother and pretending that she's expecting a whole host of guests. She then impersonates the "friends" one at a time in front of her mother. When thirty-something pizza delivery guy Matt turns up, Cara falls instantly in love; he then invites her to accompany him, into the night, on his pizza route. As Matt inducts Cara into the area's social realm - replete with bed-hopping flatmates, deadhead teenage addicts and obstinate employers - a friendship forms between the two. Joey Kern, Alexis Dziena and Judah Friedlander co-star.
Cast
- Ethan Embry
- Kylie Sparks
- Julie Hagerty
- Martin Campetta
- Joey Kern
- Alexis Dziena
- Michael Charles Roman
- Mary Birdsong
- Marylouise Burke
- Richard Easton
- Miriam Shor
- Judah Friedlander
- Jessica Dunphy
- Cameron Boyd
- Con Horgan
- Dierdre Paolella
- Chris Spain
- Cara Hoppes McCulley
- Julia Kay
- Nikki M. James
- Jesse McCartney
- Max Ligosh
- Tyler Tooley
- Hannah Saltzman
- Julie Silverstone
- Eve Reinhardt
- Cosmo Inserra
- Caroline Kaplan
- Charlotte Bourke
- Ken Ferris
- Jonathan Sehring
- Charlotte Burke
- Holly Becker
- Michael Clancy
- Brian A. Kates
- John Sloss
- Laura Hyman
- Mark Christopher
- Michelle Botticelli
- Helene Gand
- Susie Farris