4.7
100 min
This film is a portrait of the passage of one year in the lives of some San Francisco friends, circa 1988 (before the dot.coming of the city), a slow marijuana hazed story which drifts like the fabled fog, encompassing the quirks and habits of a generation that made the city theirs, if only for a while. Very obliquely Rembrandt Laughing sketches the time and place, encompassing the AIDS epidemic, the casual sexual revolution, the debris of '68 lingering in the air. A quiet, very San Francisco comedy of life among a small group of friends. Rembrandt Laughing was improvised over the period of about a month by Jost and his friends, mostly acting non-professionals.
Name | Character | Team | |
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Jon A. English | Martin | Unowned | |
Barbara Hammes | Claire | Unowned | |
Jennifer Johanson | Jennifer | Unowned | |
Ed Green | the framemaker | Unowned | |
Nathaniel Dorsky | Daniel | Unowned | |
Janet McKinley | Janet | Unowned | |
Roger Ruffin | Roger #1 | Unowned | |
John Powers | Roger #2 | Unowned | |
Henry S. Rosenthal | Stephen | Unowned | |
Kate Dezina | June Brandt | Unowned | |
Jerry Barrish | Mr. Bondsman | Unowned | |
John Bassett | Stacy | Unowned | |
Peter Machel | Crazy Tony | Unowned | |
Marshall Gaddis | Unowned | ||
Jim Nisbet | Jim | Unowned |