He Was a Quiet Man

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Theatrical Release Date:

11/30/2007

DVD Release Date:

01/15/2008

Run Time:

95min.

Starring:

Christian Slater , Elisha Cuthbert , William H. Macy , Jamison Jones , K.C. Ramsey

Director(s):

Frank Cappello

Distributor(s):

Mitrpolous

MPAA Rating:

Not Rated

Genre(s):

Comedy,Drama

Plot: A man at the end of his emotional rope finally explodes, but not in a way anyone would have expected in this offbeat independent drama. Bob Maconel (Christian Slater) is a middle-aged nebbish working in an office building where few people know who he ... Read More

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