Douglass U 2013
Douglass U (2013) follows Marcus, a disciplined business student who finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the chaotic heart of campus life when he's assigned a dorm room in the most unrestrained freshman housing at his university.
Director: Ryan Miningham
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Douglass U (2013) about?
Douglass U (2013) centers on Marcus, a focused business student who ends up rooming in the most unpredictable dorm on campus. Between outrageous roommates and nonstop shenanigans, he must navigate the fine line between responsibility and the wild freedom of college life.
Who directed Douglass U?
Ryan Miningham directed Douglass U, infusing the film with a mix of high-energy comedy and relatable coming-of-age moments.
Who stars in Douglass U?
The film features Simone Missick, Brely Evans, Sydelle Noel, and Thomas Mikal Ford in key roles.
Is Douglass U (2013) worth watching?
As a comedy heavy on situational humor and college-life chaos, Douglass U (2013) delivers laughs with a side of heart. While it may not break new ground, its energetic tone and ensemble cast make it a solid choice for fans of lighthearted campus comedies.
How long is Douglass U?
Douglass U (2013) runs for 96 minutes, or just over 1.5 hours.
About Douglass U (2013) — A Comedy Packed with College Chaos and Coming-of-Age Humor
Douglass U (2013) follows Marcus, a disciplined business student who finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the chaotic heart of campus life when he's assigned a dorm room in the most unrestrained freshman housing at his university. Directed by Ryan Miningham, this raucous comedy dives into the clash between order and chaos, as Marcus navigates the antics of his roommates—each more eccentric than the last—while trying to keep his grades and sanity intact. The film brims with high-energy antics, heartfelt moments, and a colorful cast that brings the dorm's vibrant, unpredictable atmosphere to life. Whether it's late-night shenanigans or surreal group projects, Douglass U (2013) captures the essence of college chaos with humor and warmth.
Starring Simone Missick, Brely Evans, and Sydelle Noel as the dorm's standout personalities, the film balances sharp comedic timing with relatable coming-of-age struggles. Miningham's direction leans into the absurdity of dorm life, blending slapstick humor with moments of genuine connection. For anyone who's ever survived (or barely survived) the wild ride of freshman year, Douglass U (2013) is a hilarious reminder that sometimes the best lessons come from the most unpredictable places.