Nobody Walks

Starring John Krasinski, Olivia Thirlby and Rosemarie DeWitt - Available on DVD and Blu-ray™

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"One of the year’s best American films."

-Twitchfilm

"ACUTELY ACTED... AN EXCELLENT CAST."

-New York Times

"A PRICKLY AND UNPREDICTABLE COMEDY."

-A.O. Scott, NY Times

"You feel the characters’ pangs as they spin out of control. Acutely acted by an excellent cast."

-Stephen Holden, NY Times

"**** IT PACKS A WALLOP."

-Molly Simms, Bust

"INTIMATE, QUIETLY COMPELLING. Refreshingly, the film doesn't trade in easy labels or judgments. But that imperfect humanity is also what makes them so watchable."

-Ian Buckwalter, NPR

"Ry Russo-Young continues to develop into one of our finest woman filmmakers."

-Michael Dunaway, Paste Magazine

"EVOCATIVE. Beautifully played by John Krasinski."

-Chuck Wilson, Village Voice

"It does for indie cinema what co-writer Lena Dunham's Girls does for the modern coming-of-age story."

-Jesse Cataldo, Slant

"Tough and tender, weaving its web of interrelationships, Nobody Walks acutely outlines the invisible frequencies that pass between people."

-Nick Pinkerton

"A pleasure"

-Hollywood Reporter

"Leaves a bittersweet bruise"

-Movie City News

"Subtle, smart, sexually charged."

-L Magazine

"SEXY"

-Daily Candy

"STIRRING"

-Film.com

"ONE OF THE YEAR'S BEST AMERICAN FILMS."

-Twitch

"A SENSUAL, EMOTIONALLY COMPLEX FILM WITH HUMOR AND HUMANITY."

-The Playlist on Indiewire

About The Film

Peter (John Krasinski), a Hollywood sound designer, has agreed to help Martine (Olivia Thirlby) with her experimental art film as a favor to his wife (Rosemarie DeWitt). Martine, a beautiful and driven 23-year-old artist, comes to stay in the family’s pool house at their posh Silver Lake home to work on her film. Her arrival ignites raw emotions and desires throughout the entire family, forcing everyone to confront the new landscape that emerges in her wake.