"Funny Pages," Reviewed: The Conventional Rebellion of a Teen-Age Prodigy
The writer-director Owen Kline’s début is a serious comedy about a young comic-book artist’s conflicting quests for freedom and approval.
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The writer-director Owen Kline’s début is a serious comedy about a young comic-book artist’s conflicting quests for freedom and approval.
Owen Kline makes his feature directorial debut in the new dark comedy, Funny Pages. Jeffrey Harris checks in with his official review.
Kline makes an admirable attempt to refuse sentimentality a place at the table.
Daniel Zolghadri shines in Owen Kline's darkly hilarious directorial debut
"Funny Pages," the debut feature film of Owen Kline, follows a teenager who rebels against his suburban upbringing to become a cartoonist.