Suburbicon

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Suburbicon is a 2017 dark comedy-crime film directed by George Clooney, co-written by the Coen brothers, that satirically explores suburban hypocrisy and racial tensions in 1950s America.

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Suburbicon canonical 7
Suburbicon (screenplay) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
basedOn unproduced script by the Coen brothers
cinematographyBy Robert Elswit
countryOfOrigin United States
coWriter Ethan Coen
George Clooney
Grant Heslov
Joel Coen
director George Clooney
distributedBy Paramount Pictures
distributorRegion United States
editedBy Stephen Mirrione
genre crime
dark comedy
hasCharacter Bud Cooper
Gardner Lodge
Margaret Lodge
Nicky Lodge
Rose Lodge
language English
mainTheme greed
racial tensions
racism
suburban hypocrisy
violence
mpaaRating R
musicBy Alexandre Desplat
narrativeFocus a seemingly idyllic suburb hiding violent crime
portrays racial discrimination against African Americans
white middle-class suburbia
premiereYear 2017
producer George Clooney
Grant Heslov
releaseYear 2017
runtimeMinutes 104
satirizes racial segregation in the United States
suburban life in America
screenedAt Toronto International Film Festival
settingPlace American suburb
settingTime 1950s
stars Julianne Moore
Matt Damon
Oscar Isaac
timePeriodDepicted post–World War II America
worldPremiereAt 74th Venice International Film Festival

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Noah Jupe notableWork Suburbicon
Noah Jupe workIn Suburbicon
Grant Heslov notableWork Suburbicon
Teddy Schwarzman notableWork Suburbicon
Karimah Westbrook performerIn Suburbicon
Karimah Westbrook notableWork Suburbicon
Grant Heslov notableWork Suburbicon
subject linked to: Heslov
Grant Heslov notableWork Suburbicon (screenplay)
subject linked to: Heslov
linked to: Suburbicon