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About a door-to-door coupon salesman who eats popcorn & eggs off the folded-out-door of his kitchen oven.... (Full plot summary below)

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About a door-to-door coupon salesman who eats popcorn & eggs off the folded-out-door of his kitchen oven.

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Total Film - 10/10 by Kevin HarleyImagine a less upbeat Taxi Driver remixed mumblecore style.
SpoutBlog - 9/10 by Karina LongworthA very nearly unbearably bleak ode to the white blind rage inspired by the mundane.
Chicago Tribune - 9/10 by Michael PhillipsNerve-rackingly funny, director Ronald Bronstein's microbudget indie features a protagonist for whom each attempt at communication turns into a rhapsody of strangulated verbiage.
The Stranger (Seattle, WA) - 8/10 by Annie WagnerFrownland is nothing like a conventional comedy.
Seattle Times - 7/10 by Tom KeoghIt's impossible to watch this grotty, sometimes unbearably undisciplined yet genuinely tragic movie and not think about the first films directed by John Cassavetes and Paul Morrissey.
Gay City News - 6/10 by Steve EricksonIf not for its dark sense of humor, "Frownland" would be unwatchably grim.
Entertainment Weekly - 6/10 by Owen GleibermanFrownland, Ronald Bronstein's startling comedy, is like a mumblecore Eraserhead directed by John Cassavetes.
Empire Magazine - 6/10 by Patrick PetersUncomfortable but awkwardly compelling, it's a film that mirrors the qualities of its central character - alienating and oddly appealing in equal measure.
New Yorker - 6/10 by Richard BrodyThis amazingly accomplished first feature by Ronald Bronstein, made with a crew of four for seemingly little more than the cost of film stock, throbs with energy and vision.
New York Times - 3/10 by Manohla DargisThis is personal cinema at its most uncompromising and fierce.

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