Frances Ferguson (film)
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Directed byBob Byington
Written by
- Bob Byington
- Kaley Wheless
- Scott King
Starring
- Kaley Wheless
- Keith Paulson
- Nick Offerman
- David Krumholtz
- Martin Starr
CinematographyCarmen Hilbert
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| Directed by | Bob Byington |
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| Cinematography | Carmen Hilbert |
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| Music by | Chris Baio |
Production company | The Substitute |
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Running time | 74 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Frances Ferguson is a 2019 American comedy film written and directed, by Bob Byington. It stars Kaley Wheless, Keith Paulson, David Krumholtz, and Martin Starr and is narrated by Nick Offerman.
Frances Ferguson is a dissatisfied, unhappily married substitute teacher at a high school in North Platte, Nebraska. A comically non-omniscient narrator guides us through various events in Frances' life as she sleeps with a student, gets incarcerated as a result, and then navigates her way through, among other things, group therapy.[1]
Cast
- Kaley Wheless as Frances Ferguson
- Keith Paulson as Nick
- David Krumholtz as Group Therapy Leader
- Martin Starr as Mel
- Jennifer Prediger as Stepmom
- John Gatins as Warden
- Nick Offerman as Narrator