Get a Job 2016
"Graduating was the easy part."
Dylan Kidd's *Get a Job* (2016) dives into the messy, often absurd world of post-graduation life with sharp humor and heart.
Director: Dylan Kidd
Cast
Miles Teller
Will Davis
Anna Kendrick
Jillian Stewart
Bryan Cranston
Roger Davis
Nicholas Braun
Charlie
Brandon T. Jackson
Luke
Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Ethan
Alison Brie
Tanya Sellers
Marcia Gay Harden
Katherine Dunn
Jorge Garcia
Fernando the Janitor
Bruce Davison
Lawrence Wilheimer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Get a Job (2016) about?
This film follows two recent graduates, Will and Jillian, as they stumble through bizarre job interviews and awkward workplaces, searching for meaning in their careers. Along the way, their friends, family, and even strangers help them realize that life's detours often lead to the best adventures.
Who directed Get a Job?
Dylan Kidd directed *Get a Job*, bringing a mix of sharp comedy and heartfelt moments to the post-graduation struggle.
Who stars in Get a Job?
The film features Miles Teller and Anna Kendrick in the lead roles, supported by Bryan Cranston, Nicholas Braun, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse.
Is Get a Job (2016) worth watching?
While it didn't earn an official IMDb rating, *Get a Job* (2016) is a charming, fast-paced comedy-drama that resonates with anyone who's ever felt lost after graduation. Its relatable themes and solid cast make it a worthwhile watch for fans of lighthearted yet insightful films.
How long is Get a Job?
The runtime for *Get a Job* (2016) is 83 minutes.
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About Get a Job (2016) — A hilarious look at post-college chaos and unexpected opportunities
Dylan Kidd's *Get a Job* (2016) dives into the messy, often absurd world of post-graduation life with sharp humor and heart. Miles Teller and Anna Kendrick star as Will and Jillian, two recent grads navigating a job market that feels more like a surreal obstacle course than a path to success. Between awkward interviews, oddball coworkers, and well-meaning but overbearing family, their journey highlights the chaos—and occasional comedy—that comes with figuring out where life is headed. The film blends drama and comedy to explore themes of self-discovery, resilience, and the unpredictability of adulthood, all while keeping the tone light and relatable.
With a quirky ensemble cast that includes Bryan Cranston and Christopher Mintz-Plasse, *Get a Job* (2016) delivers a fresh take on the post-college struggle, proving that sometimes the best opportunities come from the most unexpected places.
