BFFs


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FieldValue
nameBFFs
imageBFFs poster.jpg
altBestie hate Bestie
captionFilm poster
directorAndrew Putschoegl
writerAndrew Putschoegl
Andrea Grano
Tara Karsian
producerAndrea Grano
Tara Karsian
starring{{Plainlist
cinematographyAndrew Huebscher
editingCorey Ziemniak
musicPaul Buckley
studioSneaky Pete Productions
released
runtime90 minutes
countryUnited States
languageEnglish
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::callout[type=note] the 2014 American comedy film ::

| name = BFFs | image = BFFs poster.jpg | alt = Bestie hate Bestie | caption = Film poster | director = Andrew Putschoegl | writer = Andrew Putschoegl Andrea Grano Tara Karsian | producer = Andrea Grano Tara Karsian | starring = {{Plainlist|

  • Tara Karsian
  • Andrea Grano | cinematography = Andrew Huebscher | editing = Corey Ziemniak | music = Paul Buckley | studio = Sneaky Pete Productions | distributor = | released = | runtime = 90 minutes | country = United States | language = English | budget = | gross =

BFFs is a 2014 American comedy film directed by Andrew Putschoegl. It stars Tara Karsian and Andrea Grano, both of whom also wrote the screenplay and co-produced it with Putschoegl. It serves as the final film role of Pat Carroll, who was Karsian's mother, as she died in 2022.

Plot

When two straight friends go into couples therapy, they're so convincing that even they start to question their relationship.

Cast

References

References

  1. Lattanzio, Ryan. (10 July 2014). "Witty Outfest Entry 'BFFs' Turns Female Buddy Comedy on Its Head". [[IndieWire]].
  2. Linden, Sheri. (24 February 2014). "BFFs: Santa Barbara Review".
  3. Haring, Bruce. (July 31, 2022). "Pat Carroll Dies: Veteran Actress Of Stage, TV, Film And Voice Of Ursula In 'The Little Mermaid' Was 95". [[Deadline Hollywood]].

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