Anomalisa (2015)

Movie Details

Original Title Anomalisa

Original Language EN

Budget $8,000,000

Revenue $5,700,000

Status Released

Popularity 1.7

Cast

David Thewlis

Michael Stone (voice)

Popularity: 4.0

Jennifer Jason Leigh

Lisa Hesselman (voice)

Popularity: 3.2

Tom Noonan

Everyone Else (voice)

Popularity: 1.1

Key Crew

Writer Charlie Kaufman

Executive Producer Simon Oré, Keith Calder, Kassandra Mitchell

Director Duke Johnson, Charlie Kaufman

Editor Garret Elkins

Producer Duke Johnson, Charlie Kaufman, Dino Stamatopoulos

Production

Starburns Industries

Snoot Entertainment

Videos & Trailers

Anomalisa Q&A with Charlie Kaufman, Duke Johnson and Rosa Tran at Curzon Soho

Featurette

See the Oscar-nominated Anomalisa now in cinemas nationwide

Teaser

Anomalisa clip - Welcome to Cincinnati

Clip

Anomalisa - "Hall" Clip - Paramount Pictures

Clip

'Anomalisa' Q&A | Tom Noonan

Featurette

Anomalisa - "Meeting Lisa" Clip - Paramount Pictures

Clip

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

Reno 7/10

Jun 14, 2016

> Through the eyes of one who thinks everyone in the world is alike. The film was based on the stage play. Originally it was meant for a short movie, but during in the production it was extended to a feature film length and ended up knocking the Oscars door. A R-rated stop-motion animation, which ... Read more

mattwilde123 8/10

Mar 9, 2017

Reviewing this film gives me great pleasure as I thought it was very well made. It is a beautiful film about the isolation and the disembodiment of modern society. 'Anomalisa' tells the story of a man called Michael Stone played by David Thewlis on a business trip and we realise how lonely he is.The ... Read more

tmdb47633491 8/10

Apr 7, 2018

A reminder of what movies can do. That is, revitalize the soul. I usually watch movies in spurts. I won't see anything for 9-13 months, because things in my life are going for the most part smoothly, but then comes this inevitable (it would seem) slide back into not so much a depression as much a so ... Read more