Smiley Face 2007
"High. How are you?"
In this quirky indie comedy from visionary director Gregg Araki, *Smiley Face (2007)* follows the chaotic 24 hours of Jane, a bubbly but perpetually stoned aspiring actress navigating life in Los Angeles.
Director: Gregg Araki
Cast
Anna Faris
Jane F.
John Krasinski
Brevin
Adam Brody
Steve the Dealer
Jane Lynch
Casting Director
Roscoe Lee Browne
Himself (voice)
Danny Masterson
Steve the Roommate
Brian Posehn
Bus Driver
Danny Trejo
Albert
John Cho
Mikey
Carrot Top
Himself
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Smiley Face (2007) about?
*Smiley Face (2007)* follows Jane, a wannabe actress in LA whose day spirals into chaos after she accidentally eats cupcakes laced with marijuana. Her high-flying misadventures become a surreal journey through the city, blending humor and heart along the way.
Who directed Smiley Face?
Gregg Araki (*The Doom Generation*, *Mysterious Skin*) directed *Smiley Face*, bringing his signature avant-garde style to this offbeat comedy.
Who stars in Smiley Face?
The film stars Anna Faris as Jane, alongside John Krasinski, Adam Brody, Jane Lynch, and Danny Masterson in key supporting roles.
Is Smiley Face (2007) worth watching?
If you enjoy offbeat, high-energy comedies with a cult edge, *Smiley Face (2007)* is absolutely worth watching. Its breezy runtime, Anna Faris' magnetic performance, and Araki's unique vision make it a memorable indie gem.
How long is Smiley Face?
The film has a runtime of 85 minutes.
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About Smiley Face (2007) — A Stoner Comedy Classic with Anna Faris
In this quirky indie comedy from visionary director Gregg Araki, *Smiley Face (2007)* follows the chaotic 24 hours of Jane, a bubbly but perpetually stoned aspiring actress navigating life in Los Angeles. What starts as a simple day of errands spirals into a series of surreal mishaps after she inadvertently consumes her roommate's cannabis-infused cupcakes. Araki crafts a visually vibrant, darkly humorous odyssey through the city's underbelly, blending slapstick chaos with moments of unexpected warmth. The film's offbeat energy and absurdist tone reflect Araki's signature style, making it a cult favorite for fans of unconventional storytelling.
Anna Faris shines as Jane, her infectious charisma and comedic timing driving the film's relentless momentum. The supporting cast—including John Krasinski, Adam Brody, and Jane Lynch—add layers of absurdity and heart to the ensemble. With its neon-drenched palette and breezy runtime, *Smiley Face (2007)* is a breezy, high-energy romp that celebrates the messiness of youth and the unpredictable nature of dreams.
