Blue Car

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Blue Car is a 2002 independent drama film about a troubled teenage poet and her complex relationship with her English teacher.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
cinematography Chris Manley
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews
director Karen Moncrieff
distributor Miramax Films
editedBy Jeff Betancourt
filmRating R
genre coming-of-age film
drama
hasTheme emotional abuse
grief
mentorship
sexual boundaries
mainCharacter Meg Denning
mainCharacterOccupation high school student
mainCharacterTrait troubled teenage poet
musicBy Adam Gorgoni
narrativeFocus complex relationship between a teenage student and her English teacher
notableFor Agnes Bruckner’s lead performance
Karen Moncrieff’s feature directorial debut
originalLanguage English
premiereEvent Sundance Film Festival
premiereYear 2002
producer Lorenzo O’Brien
Peer Oppenheimer
productionCompany Peer Oppenheimer Productions
releaseYear 2002
runtimeMinutes 92
screenwriter Karen Moncrieff
setting United States
starring Agnes Bruckner
David Strathairn
Frances Fisher
Margaret Colin
subject adolescence
family dysfunction
poetry
teacher–student relationship
writer Karen Moncrieff

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David Strathairn notableWork Blue Car
Agnes Bruckner notableWork Blue Car