Written and Directed by Richard Linklater
Cinematography by Lee Daniel

Stephan Hockey... Running Late Keith McCormack... Street Musician Tommy Pallotta... Looking for Missing Friend Jerry Delony... Been on the Moon Since the 50's Scott Marcus... Ultimate Loser Teresa Taylor... Papsmear Pusher Gina Lalli... Sidewalk Psychic Don Stroud... Recluse in Bathrobe John Slate... "Conspiracy A-Go-Go" Author Kim Krizan... Questions Happiness Annick Souhami... Has Conquered Fear of Rejection Ed Hall... Band Playing at Club

Running Time: 97 min.
Release Date: Aug. '91

Overall Call:
This cult favorite is a must-see if you have not seen it already. The story, or lack there of, is a series of vignette like scenes that have you flowing in and out of via each characters entrance or exit. Richard Linklater put together a very funny film. There are an endless supply of bizarre characters pontificating on a wide range of topics, while not really doing anything in particular - I guess they're just slackers. I know few people that didn't get a kick out of at least a couple of characters or scenes. Slacker is Linklater's study of varied personalities with his interpreted vibe of a town called Austin. If this sounds neat go rent it.

Reasons For Recommendation:
+ One of a kind cult classic
+ Many characters many laughs