Synopsis
After a decade apart, Maggie tracks down her elusive father. His fixation with UFOs has intensified over the years, which frustrates her attempts to communicate some big news.
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Acidman
Cast
Director
Producers
Alexandre Lehmann Dianna Agron Christian Agypt Jacy Mairs Jonathan Pickett Chris Dowling Liz Cardenas
Writers
Editor
Cinematography
Assistant Directors
Executive Producers
Matthew Bradley Ron Bradley Luke Daniels Kim DeLonghi Laurent Fumeron Daniel Goroshko Keanu Mayo Alan Pao Rodolphe Sanzé Kyle Stroud Sharunya Varriale
Lighting
Camera Operator
Additional Photography
Production Design
Art Direction
Visual Effects
Composer
Sound
Costume Design
Studios
Brainstorm Media CTB Film Company OneWorld Entertainment Carte Blanche Manageable Monkey Kinoprime Foundation
Countries
Language
Alternative Titles
에시드맨, Кислотник, איש על סמים
Genre
Releases by Date
Premiere
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USA
Tribeca Film Festival
Theatrical limited
31 Mar 2023
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USANR
Digital
31 Mar 2023
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USANR
18 Mar 2024
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UK15
Releases by Country
UK
18 Mar 2024
- Digital15
USA
10 Jun 2022
- Premiere Tribeca Film Festival
31 Mar 2023
- Theatrical limitedNR
31 Mar 2023
- DigitalNR
Popular reviews
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Bittersweet; gentle; lo-fi; scenic; short; simple; understated; well-acted; well-shot.
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ACIDMAN is an efficiently affective father-daughter drama with two very good performances from Dianna Agron & Thomas Haden Church. Modest, reflective & beautifully shot. Humbly achieves its goal despite never going deeper into any of its commentary on absent parental figures.
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Loved this movie and got me thinking about some things. Beautiful scenery and great performances by Dianna and Thomas. Check it out!
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not to miss the entire point of the movie but dianna’s outfits were pretty gay.. i know what u are..
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this was such a pleasant surprise – it resonated with me like not many movies have lately.
it’s interesting what speaks to people and what doesn’t, especially movies that are essentially about close familial relationships and core childhood memories. i would recommend this to anyone who has ever felt disappointed they see their parents' bad traits in themselves. or to anyone who struggles with finding a common language with their parents as they grow up.
this was another understated indie movie that just came and went without any hype whatsoever, and i think it deserves to be seen by more people.
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dianna is gonna serve every time and i’m gonna eat up her lesbian esque daddy issue roles where she looks sexy in a sweater!
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A handsomely crafted and quietly affecting two-hander that dives deep into Generational Trauma™. Mileage varies with the UFO/conspiracy storyline. cw: sad dog stuff :(
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dianna agron was sitting directly in front of me during this screening so she got my exclusive letterboxd review in real time
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Thomas Haden Church is one of cinema’s most underrated actors. His gruff, baritone voice and rugged mien shot him to stardom in “Tombstone” and catapulted him to critical acclaim in “Sideways.” In between turns in the Tobey Maguire-led “Spider-Man” franchise, he has settled in as a dependable character actor. And yet, these workmanlike performances only make one long for the day when the veteran character actor can land meatier lead roles. Well, look no further than Alex Lehmann’s subdued, contemplative follow-up to “Paddleton,” a two-hander making its world premiere at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival — “Acidman.”
In the film, Dianna Agron stars as Maggie, the beleaguered daughter of Church’s character. Maggie lost touch with her father years ago following…
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dianna was so excellent, she really thrives in roles like this (milf with daddy issues)