Comedy

After Class

ComedyDrama

An NYC professor spends a week re-connecting with his family while defending his reputation over controversial behavior at his college.

Year

2019

Duration

1h 33m

IMDb

5.8

Trailer

Cast

DS

Daniel Schechter

Director

Justin Long

Josh Cohn

Kate Berlant

Jackie Cohn

Lynn Cohen

Agatha

Michael Godere

David Cohn

Fran Drescher

Diane Cohn

Richard Schiff

Jeff Cohn

Silvia Morigi

Caterina

Becky Ann Baker

Mary

Samrat Chakrabarti

Terry

Nic Inglese

Alan

Camrus Johnson

Eugene Wilkes

KS

Kaitlyn Schechter

Annabeth Cohn

ES

Emily Schechter

Evie Cohn

Schann Mobley

Pam Cohn

Michael Hsu Rosen

Deacon

Emily Ferguson

Jennifer Mann

Dana Eskelson

Sherry Cohn

Tyler Wladis

Ben Cohn

DS

Daniel Schechter

Writer

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Comments

10 comments

khalilalbalush1May 29, 2023

source: After Class

eddemoktar73May 23, 2023

This movie is brilliantly written and continuously funny-which is nearly impossible to do. Irreverent to everything, but circling around to an uneasy acceptance of how things are actually, this movie is both a snapshot and a moving picture of society as we are now. What blows my mind is the Google review of 50% and the popular review of same on this forum. Did we not frame your social phenomenon correctly? Do we care? (In real life, "no". But thanks for giving us something to entertain us and laugh a little. And, good luck carrying the weight of your inordinate feelings for a full life cycle. As another apt movie title once said: this is "As Good As It Gets".)

Lucky ManzanoMay 23, 2023

Saw it on a plane, so I couldn't watch until the very end... But it was painful to watch because all of the characters were SO annoyingly over sensitive and victim-like. I predict it will become a cult classic with time (as did 'Idiocracy' have a resurgence when Trump was elected) and will be viewed with affection as it depicts a time before EVERYONE lost their minds to the tyranny of left-wing liberal political agendas...

Lili NegussieMay 23, 2023

Really went into this movie expecting to hate it, due to the low ratings, and have a few times been pleasantly surprised after reading bad reviews only to find that something clicked with me and I enjoyed it despite what others thought, so I decided to check it out. I don't usually enjoy Justin Long, but he's really grown on me as an actor, Fran Drescher was great and looked amazing, Lynn Cohen, who played the grandmother was delightful, as always, and the character of the sister was top notch. I enjoyed the relationships between the siblings, I loved their love and support of each other and their grandmother in her final days and I found the whole movie in general. enjoyable, funny, bittersweet and very engaging.

Ninhoette ❤️🦍May 23, 2023

Justin is far too good for this movie. It's like it's been made to purely to put a smile the PC/Woke/Inclusive brigade and anger and infuriate normal logical thinking people. Avoid unless you really have absolutely nothing better to watch - which in this day and age is impossible.

DAVID JONES DAVIDMay 23, 2023

For me, watching and enjoying a movie requires that I either (1) like some of main characters or (2) like the story or (3) find the cinematography interesting. Most good movies all three are satisfied. For this movie I wasn't able to find any of those. While I generally like Justin Long, here as an Adjunct Professor teaching writing, in this movie I didn't like him at all. The dialog is generally uninspired and bland. And I had forgotten how annoying Fran Drescher's nasal delivery is. I had moderately good hopes for this movie but I found it to be mostly a waste of time. Life is too short to watch too many mediocre movies. I watched it at home on DVD from my public library.

Alpha_ksMay 23, 2023

I just had to respond to one of the reviews. All gen exers are over 40 now. The main character was a millennial and his students are post millennials.

Satang BojangMay 23, 2023

An interesting look at the intersection of millennial culture and academia. Justin Long and his character's family are an interesting study.

Prisma_Princy👭May 23, 2023

Too slow But it does reflect on a lot of real life scenarios

The Ndlovu’s UncutMay 23, 2023

I was engaged from the opening scene and remained so throughout. Dan Schechter and his amazing cast create a very real feeling drama that demonstrates without judgement how well-intentioned teachers, parents, children and siblings make mistakes and move forward regardless. The movie had me laughing from the guy and crying from the heart.