The Good Girl

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The Good Girl is a 2002 indie drama film starring Jennifer Aniston as a disillusioned small-town store clerk whose affair with a younger coworker upends her stagnant life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
boxOfficePerformance modest commercial success
cinematographyBy H. Scott Salinas
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews
director Miguel Arteta
distributor Fox Searchlight Pictures
distributorType specialty division of a major studio
editedBy Jeff Betancourt
filmingStyle low-budget independent production
filmRatingSystem MPAA
genre drama film
hasTheme adultery
existential disillusionment
marital dissatisfaction
small-town life
language English
leadCharacterOccupation discount store clerk
mainCharacter Justine Last
mpaaRating R
musicBy Joey Waronker
notableFor dramatic performance by Jennifer Aniston
plotSummary A disillusioned small-town store clerk begins an affair with a younger coworker, disrupting her stagnant life and marriage.
premiereEvent Sundance Film Festival
productionCompany IFC Films
protagonistPortrayedBy Jennifer Aniston
releaseDate 2002-01-12
releaseYear 2002
runningTime 93 minutes
screenwriter Mike White
setIn Texas
starring Deborah Rush
Jake Gyllenhaal
Jennifer Aniston
John C. Reilly
Mike White
Tim Blake Nelson
Zooey Deschanel
timePeriodOfSetting contemporary early 2000s
writer Mike White

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Craig McKay edited The Good Girl
Alex Rodríguez notableWork The Good Girl
Miguel Arteta knownFor The Good Girl
Miguel Arteta directed The Good Girl
Mike White notableWork The Good Girl
Mike White screenwriterOf The Good Girl
Mark Orton composedFor The Good Girl