Title: DEVOID OF CREATIVITY AND ORIGINALITY
Review: Juno Temple is promiscuous Danielle, a "dirty girl" from Norman High School in Norman, Oklahoma circa 1987. In a special-ed parenting class, she is paired with fat, misfit and closeted Clarke (Jeremy Dozier). Danielle wants to find the father she's never met and Clarke wants to run away from the military school his dad is determined he attend to make him a man. The two hit the road for California with a bag of flour -- their classroom "kid" -- that sports a changing, painted cartoon face. With derivative box art that reminds of LOLITA, this film has nothing creative or original to offer and plays itself out as a witless vanity production. Abe Sylvia is listed as director and the startling cast (besides Temple) includes Milla Jovovich, William H. Macy and Mary Steenburgen; they all do their best against the great odds stacked against them.
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