American Dreamer is a comedy film directed by Paul Dektor. It marks the directorial debut of Paul Dektor and was written by Theodore Melfi and Christopher Wehner.
The story is inspired by a segment from “This American Life.”
The film is created under the production banner of Dektor Film, Estuary Films, and Goldenlight Films.
| Title | American Dreamer |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Director | Paul Dektor |
| Release Date | March 15, 2024 (USA) |
| Runtime | 1h 38m |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Distributor | United Talent Agency |
Synopsis
An underpaid economics professor, Dr. Phillip Loder dreams of financial security and homeownership.
When offered a suspiciously low-priced estate by the eccentric widow Norma Bates, he uncovers a web of secrets.
As he navigates through colorful characters and hidden agendas, Phillip confronts the actual cost of chasing the American Dream.
American Dreamer Parents Guide
Age Rating: American Dreamer is suitable for kids 13 and up.
- The film includes a dark comedic theme.
- Some scenes show characters drinking alcohol.
- Minimal violence.
- Moderate language, with occasional strong language and profanity.
Who is in the cast?
- Peter Dinklage as Dr. Phillip Loder
- Shirley MacLaine as Norma Bates
- Matt Dillon as Dale Dixon
- Danny Glover as Mr. Grant
- Kimberly Quinn as Claire Sullivan
- Danny Pudi as Ben
When is the release of American Dreamer?
It is scheduled for a US theatrical release on March 8, 2024, by Vertical Entertainment.
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