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Blue Like Jazz
TrailerThe film is based on a famous novel. It is about a nineteen-year-old student who seems to be stuck in his life. One day, he decides to escape his shool to have a journey to Portland to find the answer who he is and what the importance is.Actors: Marshall Allman, Claire Holt, Tania Raymonde, Justin Welborn, Eric Lange, Jason Marsden, William McKinney, Jenny Littleton, David Alford, Jeff Obafemi Carr, Matt Godfrey, ...»Director: Steve TaylorCountry: United StatesDuration: 108 minQuality: HDRelease: 2012IMDb: 5.80 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Blue Like Jazz"
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Characters of "Blue Like Jazz"
Don MillerPlayed by: Marshall AllmanPennyPlayed by: Claire HoltLaurynPlayed by: Tania RaymondeThe HoboPlayed by: Eric LangeKennyPlayed by: Jason MarsdenJordanPlayed by: William McKinneyDon's MomPlayed by: Jenny LittletonPriestPlayed by: David AlfordDean BowersPlayed by: Jeff Obafemi CarrYuriPlayed by: Matt GodfreyJames LarkinPlayed by: Jeffrey Buckner FordPhillipe NouvelPlayed by: Traber BurnsTown CrierPlayed by: Barak HardleyQuinnPlayed by: Jenson GoinsReed Activities ReceptionistPlayed by: Marin MillerBookstore ManagerPlayed by: Joshua ChildsProfessorPlayed by: Becky FlyHouston PastorPlayed by: Scott KerrAqualike BabePlayed by: Valerie Jane ParkerTrendy WriterPlayed by: Donald MillerLauryn's FriendPlayed by: Terra StrongConvenience Store ClerkPlayed by: Bobby DanielsBook Store ClerkPlayed by: Travis NicholsonDebate ModeratorPlayed by: Erin McGarrySophiePlayed by: Ciana GriggsAstrogirlPlayed by: Tiffany MontgomeryRobot #2Played by: Chuck David WillisBicyclistPlayed by: Rhyan SchwartzJesus ChristPlayed by: Robert FitzgeraldDrunk FreshmanPlayed by: James Austin JohnsonBoy with BalloonPlayed by: Alexander TanFanPlayed by: Susan IsaacsPrison GuardPlayed by: Reegus FlenoryBrodyPlayed by: John BirkelGracePlayed by: Natalia DyerLeviPlayed by: Joseph LopezNeptunePlayed by: Andrew T. Vandergriff -
Directors of "Blue Like Jazz"
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Creators of "Blue Like Jazz"
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Critic Reviews of "Blue Like Jazz"
USA TodayApril 13, 2012Just earnest enough to blend its religious theme with a beer-chugging hero for a surprisingly contemporary look at faith.
Film.comApril 13, 2012The film's heart is in the right place; it just can't make the rest of its parts function smoothly.
Chicago ReaderApril 13, 2012An uncommon thoughtfulness about spiritual issues distinguishes this otherwise generic coming-of-age story.
New York PostApril 13, 2012"Blue Like Jazz" is a pleasant film, as well-intentioned as the character Don himself, but it ducks the thorniest questions of faith and dogma while patting itself on the back for realism.
Washington PostApril 13, 2012It is - somewhat surprisingly, given the heavy-handed subject - neither sanctimonious nor preachy.
San Francisco ChronicleApril 13, 2012It tackles existential struggles that many of us grapple with - and the film industry virtually ignores - while doing so in an entertaining way.
The Patriot LedgerMay 26, 2013Sodom and Gomorrah are paradoxically brought back to life in the form of an Oregon-based liberal-arts college in this Christian recruiting video.
sbs.com.auApril 04, 2013Blue Like Jazz certainly breaks the mould in terms what audiences have come to expect from spiritual cinema, but it refuses to take the necessary leap required to fully redefine mainstream audiences' perception of this niche genre.
NECNAugust 25, 2012A hot mess that somehow manages to somewhat redeem itself by the final frame but sadly not enough to save it from ultimate damnation.
7M PicturesAugust 22, 2012reveals the shallowness of the college years in which an otherwise legal adult can act like a child well into his 20s
FilmwellJune 15, 2012[It] playfully serves up more food for thought than most comedies we've seen so far this decade.
Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)May 04, 2012Unlike other 'faith-based' films, it lacks a down-on-your-knees come-to-Jesus moment, presenting its young hero as a conflicted Everyman with the same questions about 'the human dilemma' as any sensitive college freshman.
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