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Uncle Kent is a 2011 American film directed by Joe Swanberg and written by Kent Osborne and Swanberg. The film stars Osborne in the title role of Kent, and Jennifer Prediger, Josephine Decker, Kevin Bewersdof, and Swanberg.
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Uncle Kent centers around the title character (Kent Osborne), who is a kid's show cartoonist that is often found secluded in his apartment, smoking pot, and batting off ideas for his show, usually with his best friend.
Jan 17, 2011 · A pothead kid's show cartoonist in Los Angeles spends a weekend trying to sleep with his visiting house guest - a woman from New York who he met on Chatroulette.
Mar 3, 2011 · Uncle Kent - Official Trailer [HD] Sex Scenes. 1.62K subscribers. Subscribed. 34. 67K views 13 years ago. Studio: IFC Films Release: April 10, 2011 Director: Joe Swanberg ...more. Studio: IFC...
Though he hopes to get her into bed, a cartoonist's visit with a woman he met in a chat room does not go exactly as planned.
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Apr 2, 2011 · When one of Kent's online acquaintances, environmental journalist Kate (Jennifer Prediger), crashes at his house for the weekend, he finds himself attracted to her coquettish manner and frank...
Uncle Kent. Joe Swanberg makes his first Sundance appearance with his most mature film, UNCLE KENT, an achingly true-to-life modern comedy about aging, loneliness, desire, and the awkward intimacies of online friendship. 47 IMDb 5.1 1 h 12 min 2011. 18+. Drama · Arts, Entertainment, and Culture.
Uncle Kent - Apple TV. Available on AMC+, IFC Films, Philo, Prime Video. Joe Swanberg makes his first Sundance appearance with his most mature film, UNCLE KENT, an achingly true-to-life modern comedy about aging, loneliness, desire, and the awkward intimacies of online friendship.
Joe Swanberg makes his first Sundance appearance with his most mature film, UNCLE KENT, an achingly true-to-life modern comedy about aging, loneliness, desire, and the...
