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In the Land of Women

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    Available Date: 10/30/07
  • Aspiring writer Carter Webb has just been dumped by his true love, Sophia. Heartbroken and depressed, Carter escapes Los Angeles to suburban Michigan to care for his ailing grandmother and to wor... More

  • Director: Jonathan Kasdan

    Cast: Adam Brody, Kristen Stewart, Meg Ryan, Olympia Dukakis

  • Theatrical Release Date: 04/19/2007
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  • Official Website: http://www.myspace.com/itlow
  • Studio: Warner Independent Pictures
  • Theatrical Release Date: 04/19/2007
  • Screen Aspect: 16 X 9 LETTERBOX
  • Run Time: 98 minutes
  • Packaging Type: Amaray Case
  • Subtitle Languages:

    English

    French

    Spanish

  • Copyright:

    Copyright © 2007 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

  • Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance

Synopsis:

Aspiring writer Carter Webb has just been dumped by his true love, Sophia. Heartbroken and depressed, Carter escapes Los Angeles to suburban Michigan to care for his ailing grandmother and to work on a book he has always wanted to write. Soon after his arrival, Carter stumbles into the lives of the family living directly across the street: Sarah Hardwicke, and her daughters, Paige and Lucy. His relationships with all of these women help Carter discover that what felt like an end was only just the beginning of something else...

"Superb! One of those rare movies you hate to see end." -- Jeffrey Lyons,

"REEL TALK"/NBC-TV

"Writer/director Kasdan has made the best film he can make now, which is no small thing. He will even make better ones in the future, which might be a very big thing indeed." -- Kenneth Turan of Los Angeles Times

"What matters here aren't the narrative events, so much as the movie's emotional textures" - Desson Thomson of Washington Post

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