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How To Be DVD

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Is there such thing as a quarter-life crisis? Because if there is, that's exactly what this twentysomething year old boy is suffering from! Dumped by his girlfriend and forced to move back into his parent's home, Art's life is going nowhere fast. He realises that he needs to take his future in both hands if his depressing life as a struggling musician in London is going to go anywhere. To begin Art starts to draw inspiration from a book named "It's not Your Fault" and dips into his inheritance money to hire the eccentric self-help guru to move into his parent's... home with hilarious consequences. This is a side-splittingly funny film is about dysfunction, becoming an adult and struggling to make a space in the world for yourself. TWILIGHT sensation Robert Pattinson stars in the new, quirky, offbeat, post teen-life crisis comedy HOW TO BE. [show more]

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Released
18 May 2009
Directors
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Network 
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Runtime
85 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5027626320140 
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Wry British comedy starring Robert Pattinson as Art, a struggling musician and poet in his mid-20s who moves back in with his parents after finding himself in the throes of a quarter-life crisis. After reading a self-help book called 'It's Not Your Fault', Art decides to take affirmative action and enlists the help of the book's author, Dr Ellington (Powell Jones), to tackle his existential dilemmas and help him to move on in his life.