Actors: KIERAN CULKIN CLAIRE DANES JEFF GOLDBLUM JARED HARRIS AMANDA PEET RYAN PHILLIPPE BILL PULLMAN SUSAN SARANDON Written and Directed by: BURR STEERS Genre: Comedy Feature Run Time: 1 hour 38 minutes MPAA Rating: R FOR LANGUAGE, SEXUALITY AND DRUG CONTENT. Release Year: 2002 Color Mode: Color Closed Captioned By: CC DOLBY DIGITAL Subtitles: ENGLISH, FRENCH & SPANISH LANGUAGE REGION 1 NTSC IGBY GOES DOWN © 2002 Atlantic Streamline Film Productions, LLC. All Rights Reserved.	Special Features Contain Unrated Material. "In Search of Igby Featurette" Audio Commentary With Kieran Culkin and Director Burr Steers Deleted Scenes With Director's Commentary Photo Gallery Technical Specs: Screen Format: 16X9 WIDESCREEN VERSION (logo) (Aspect Ratio): 2.35:1 Theatrical release format. Enhanced for widescreen TVs. Languages: ENGLISH: 5.1 Surround FRENCH: Stereo Surround SPANISH: Stereo Surround Subititles: ENG, FR, SP Synopsis: "Pretty damn terrific! The all-star cast [does] vivid work!"    - Entertainment Weekly A stunning ensemble of stars, including Kieran Culkin (The Cider House Rules), Claire Danes, Jeff Goldblum, Jared Harris, Amanda Peet, Ryan Phillippe, Bill Pullman and Academy Award® winner* Susan Sarandon, illuminate this "scathingly funny" (Elle) dark comedy. Acclaimed by audiences and packing "an emotional wallop" (The New York Times) this "perfectly cast, perfectly written [movie is] the best coming-of-age film since The Graduate" (CNN)! 17-year-old rich kid Igby Slocumb is a rebel with a cause: to break free from his pill-popping mother, his schizophrenic dad and his fascist brother. Seduced by sexy older women and subverted by family and friends, the ever-resilient, witty and inventive Igby is determined to keep up - no matter what goes down. *1995: Actress, Dead Man Walking Academy Award® is the registered trademark and service mark of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Short Synopsis: A stunning ensemble of stars highlights this "perfectly cast, perfectly written" dark comedy about a resilient, witty and inventive 17 year-old. "The best coming-of-age film since The Graduate" (CNN)!