Leaves of Grass (Blu-ray) Edward Norton, Sussan Sarandon, Keri Russell NEW

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Listing Type	Gallery Listing
Listing ID#	172351595
Start Time	Fri 06 Jul 2018 09:50:32 (EDT)
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Item Condition	New
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Location	Canada
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Format	Blu-ray Disc
Genre	Comedy
Rating	R
Region Code	Blu-ray: A (Americas, Southeast Asia...)

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Stock Photo	Title Leaves Of Grass	Barcode (UPC/EAN) 687797130266	Format NTSC
	Rating R	Region Region 1: US, CA	Distributor First Look Studios
	RRP	Release Year 2010	Product Category DVDs
	Length 105 mins	DVD Category Comedy	DVD Subcategory Action
	Synopsis Tim Blake Nelsons Leaves of Grass is a comic thriller seen through the dual perspectives of identical twins Bill and Brady Kincaid (both played by two-time Academy Award nominee Edward Norton). Bill, a classical philosophy professor at Brown University, returns home upon news of his brother Bradys murder in a drug deal gone awry. Bill quickly learns that Bradys death has been grossly exaggerated, as hes swept up into one of his brothers crazy schemes. Alongside his eccentric mother (Susan Sarandon) and a beautiful woman named Janet (Keri Russell), Bill participates in his brothers wild plan, leading him on a twisted path filled with unique characters and lifes most challenging questions. Also starring Richard Dreyfuss and writer-director Nelson, Leaves of Grass merges crime drama, drug comedy and classical philosophy, as it attempts to answer one of the oldest questions in the world: What does it truly mean to be happy?