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Liberal Arts

Views: 1206

Duration: 01:37:17

Release year: 2012

Country: United States

IMDb rating: 6.7

Genre: Comedy | Drama | Romance

Director: Josh Radnor

Actors: Josh Radnor | Elizabeth Olsen | Zac Efron

Plot summary

Thirty-five year old Jesse Fisher, an admissions officer at a New York City post-secondary institution he who loves English and literature, has somewhat lost his passion in life, which includes recently being unceremoniously dumped by his latest girlfriend, who could no longer be the person to prop him up emotionally. He has a chance to find that passion again when he is invited to the retirement dinner of his second favorite Ohio University college professor, Peter Hoberg, as his time there was when his life held the most passion. Jesse's encounters with five people there may determine if he does find that passion again. They are: Hoberg, who is resisting the notion of retirement; Judith Fairfield, Jesse's favorite professor, although for a different reason than his like of Hoberg; Nat, a free spirit who navigates life at the institution on his own terms; undergraduate student Dean, who Jesse sees as a younger more destructive version of himself; and nineteen year old undergraduate student Zibby, who is seemingly wise beyond her years and with who Jesse embarks on a relationship despite their sixteen year age difference.

Words to remember

Nouns

1) p.o.

- Oh, 108 it my P.O. box.
2) nonsmoker

You're a nonsmoker. Congratulations.
3) saunter

but I will be available for walks, strolls, saunter
4) prude

I'm not a prude or whatever.
5) amble

"amble, and promenades.
6) luff

- I'm luff!-
7) wail

I said, 'Wait, wail, wait, wait, wail, Peter.
8) taxicab

"surely dwells as much in the concrete and taxicab
9) preservative

Did you know there's so many preservative in the food we eat
10) fella

ls Eric your fella?
11) haw

and haw you have in say "yes" to everything.
12) whit

- And whit do all the other caterpillar calla do
13) truce

"it's like the music has mediated a truce between us
14) improv

- So your parents told me you're in the improv group?
15) waitress

And when you want more coffee, you'll say to the waitress,
16) foresight

and they had the talent and foresight
17) loneliness

Loneliness simultaneously increased and decreased.
18) espionage

"knee deep in some kind of sexy espionage.
19) plank

with plank and rope?
20) sucker

- I would get you a beer, but alcohol's for sucker, man.
21) bum

You want to bum books you don't like?
22) batter

- Haw you been? Any batter?
23) forehead

on your forehead.

Verbs

1) misreport

- This is being ludicrously misreport, by the way.
2) improvise

I thought maybe you just improvise all day long.
3) loathe

is 'cause I loathe politics!
4) mediate

"it's like the music has mediate a truce between us
5) stumble

# I stumble! #
6) disguise

"After years of thinly disguise rage on both our parts,
7) stunt

or because I'm stunt,
8) wander

have been wander in the desert for days,
9) prescribe

What are you prescribing?
10) dwell

"surely dwell as much in the concrete and taxicabs
11) bastard

- I flaw, you bastard.
12) shave

But I shave my face, and I look in the mirror,
13) parole

that gets parole
14) insist

but you insist that it was time.
15) mus

# You mus! stand up for your brother #
16) cheer

# I always cheer my best #
17) warn

- Peter warn you that we'd be here?
18) bother

- Well, it bother me.
19) smell

I smell like beer. Do you smell that'?
20) mess

- Preservatives, man. mess up.
21) attract

- Are you not attract to me?
22) calm

and, I don't know, calm him down, I guess.
23) assure

I assure you, you will lose all faith in humanity.

Adverbs

1) ludicrously

- This is being ludicrously misreported, by the way.
2) logistically

which is, as we know, logistically impossible.
3) unbearably

"the city becomes unbearably beautiful.
4) aggressively

that I'm, like, aggressively unhappy here.
5) arguably

?which is arguably the only struggle there is.
6) genuinely

"Beyond just genuinely loving it,
7) barely

"I barely know you.
8) loud

and just recite the whole thing out loud.
9) somehow

?It somehow made everyone in New York lock like
10) essentially

- So, um, essentially,
11) occasionally

- I'm just happy you go to clan occasionally.
12) instantly

"everyone I see becomes instantly more attractive.
13) basically

- How everything in life is basically improvised?
14) somewhere

- I mean, you are somewhere,
15) okay

Okay-
16) apparently

but apparently I got up to some pretty amusing antics.
17) definitely

- She's definitely not warm.
18) eventually

Eventually, they look him lo a hospital
19) exactly

Well, um, ifs nut exactly a secret.
20) alone

I want to be alone for a bit.
21) sometimes

I sometimes feel like I'm looking down on myself,
22) finally

funny, but this whole place has finally decided
23) deep

"knee deep in some kind of sexy espionage.

Adjectives

1) effete

all these effete, overarticulate man-boys
2) imaginal

At some point, these cells show up called imaginal cells.
3) uninspired

- So you're still uninspired by admissions.
4) regressive

and its repressive, regressive, fascist, ? whatever.
5) gooey

put some armor around that gooey little heart of yours.
6) sordid

every sick, sordid detail of my life" generation.
7) repressive

and its repressive, regressive, fascist, ? whatever.
8) tenured

I mean, you're a tenured professor
9) profane

"between sacred and profane love,
10) handwritten

"By the way, handwritten letters?
11) terrifying

- Um, I think I love how terrifying it is
12) fascist

and its repressive, regressive, fascist, ? whatever.
13) irritating

Any time they say something irritating or offensive,
14) depressing

And there's just something a little depressing about that.
15) offended

other than offended and sad?
16) thrilled

'cause my dad's not totally thrilled with the idea,
17) miserable

They were miserable men
18) immortal

And as I reach the immortal final lines
19) disappointing

people are disappointing.
20) amusing

but apparently I got up to some pretty amusing antics.
21) devastating

- I know. They're devastating.
22) unbelievable

You are unbelievable.
23) unanimous

- Well, there was unanimous enthusiasm for the candidate,