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    Poster of the movie Lonesome Jim
    2005     Comedy    
    USA
    1h 31min
    R
    13+
    Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA.
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    Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA.
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    Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA.
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    Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA.
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    Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA.
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    Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA.
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    Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA.

    Lonesome Jim explores the existence of a lost young man searching for his elusive path, while painting a vivid portrait of small town life that is at once funny, sad and true. Jim (Casey Affleck) begrudgingly returns to his hometown in rural Indiana after failing to make it on his own in New York. Once back, living in his childhood room, he soon remembers why he left - a doting but overbearing mother (Mary Kay Place), a distant father (Seymour Cassel) and a depressed older brother (Kevin Corrigan). Soon after his homecoming, Jim's brother gets in a mysterious car accident, and Jim is forced to take on his brother's duties - working at his parent's factory and helping out with his two nieces. Crippled by these obligations and his own anxieties, Jim trudges on. A glimmer of hope springs from his developing relationship with a local nurse (Liv Tyler) and her young son and Jim slowly learns how to move forward without leaving everyone behind.

    Directed bySteve Buscemi
    Written byJames C. Strouse
    CompanyIFC FilmsOdeon FilmsOdeon Films

    Starring

    Casey Affleck
    Kevin Corrigan
    Mary Kay Place
    Seymour Cassel
    Liv Tyler
    Mark Boone Junior
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