Good Dick 2008
"A hard man... is good to find."
Marianna Palka's quirky directorial debut *Good Dick (2008)* delivers a sharp blend of comedy and drama, set against the neon glow of a Los Angeles video store.
Director: Marianna Palka
Cast
Marianna Palka
The Woman
Jason Ritter
The Man
Eric Edelstein
Eric
Mark Webber
Derek
Martin Starr
Simon
Tom Arnold
Dad
Jesse García
Jose
Katherine Waterston
Katherine
Elisabeth Waterston
Elisabeth
Charles Durning
Charlie
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Good Dick (2008) about?
*Good Dick (2008)* follows an awkward video store clerk who becomes fixated on a mysterious customer who only rents from the adult film section. After failing to impress her through brief daily interactions, he takes the bold step of tracking her down and launching an unconventional campaign to win her over, leading to a relationship that's as confusing as it is charming.
Who directed Good Dick?
Marianna Palka directed *Good Dick*. She also stars in the film, bringing a fresh indie sensibility to this offbeat romantic dramedy.
Who stars in Good Dick?
The film features Marianna Palka, Jason Ritter, Eric Edelstein, Mark Webber, and Martin Starr in key roles.
Is Good Dick (2008) worth watching?
*Good Dick (2008)* is a hidden gem for fans of indie comedies with heart and bite. Its unique premise and strong performances make it a memorable watch, though its unconventional storytelling may not appeal to everyone. If you enjoy off-kilter romances with a side of dark humor, it's absolutely worth your time.
How long is Good Dick?
*Good Dick (2008)* runs for 86 minutes.
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About Good Dick (2008) — A quirky indie comedy about obsession and romance
Marianna Palka's quirky directorial debut *Good Dick (2008)* delivers a sharp blend of comedy and drama, set against the neon glow of a Los Angeles video store. The story follows a twitchy, fast-talking clerk who can't shake his obsession with a quiet, enigmatic customer who lingers in the adult aisle. Undeterred by her reclusiveness, he tracks her down to her apartment and launches a series of unorthodox seduction attempts that blur the line between persistence and creepiness. With its offbeat humor and melancholic undertones, the film explores the awkward dance of attraction, the loneliness of modern dating, and the absurdity of romantic pursuit in a city that feels both vibrant and isolating.
At its core, *Good Dick (2008)* is a character study wrapped in indie charm, led by Palka herself alongside a standout ensemble cast. The film's tone oscillates between laugh-out-loud moments and quietly poignant reflections, all anchored by Jason Ritter's disarming performance. It's a movie that thrives on its oddball authenticity, leaving audiences to question the boundaries of desire and decency while rooting for an unconventional love story to unfold.
