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The New Age (1994)

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A wealthy Beverly Hills husband and wife are forced to reevaluate their lives after losing their jobs in writer-director Michael Tolkin's aloof satire. Peter Witner (Peter Weller) and Katherine Witner (Judy Davis) have become so accustomed to their high-class, shallow lifestyle that they feel helpless when circumstances leave them facing imminent bankruptcy. Lost and confused, their marriage on the verge of collapse, they seek help from a number of spiritual gurus, who offer ineffectual New Age

R, 1 hr. 50 min.

Drama, Comedy

Directed By: Michael Tolkin

In Theaters: Jun 1, 1994 Wide

On DVD: Mar 21, 1995

Warner Bros. Pictures

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Cast

Peter Weller
Peter Witner
Judy Davis
Katherine Witner
Patrick Bauchau
Jean Levy
Corbin Bernsen
Kevin Bulasky
Jonathan Hadary
Paul Hartmann
Patricia Heaton
Anna
Samuel L. Jackson
Dale Deveaux
Audra Lindley
Sandi Rego
Paula Marshall
Alison Gale
Maureen Mueller
Laura
Tanya Pohlkotte
Bettina
Bruce Ramsay
Micha
Rachel Rosenthal
Sarah Friedberg
Sandra Seacat
Mary Netter
Susan Traylor
Ellen Saltonstall
Adam West
Jeff Witner
John Diehl
Lyle
Kimberley Kates
Other Catherine
Scott Layne
Swimmer
Lily Mariye
Sue
John C. McGinley
Assumpta Serna
Jeff Weston
Tab
Deborah Aquila
Mary Kane

Critic Reviews for The New Age

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Sporadically witty but not too deep, New Age, Tolkin's second feature as a director continues to explore satirically the lives of self-abosrbed yuppies on the verge of economic and moral collpase.

June 25, 2005 Full Review Source: EmanuelLevy.Com

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Emanuel Levy

EmanuelLevy.Com Source: EmanuelLevy.Com

Presents a scathing critique of the emptiness in the lives of a couple addicted to materialism.

August 30, 2002 Full Review Source: Spirituality and Practice

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Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

Spirituality and Practice

I spent the entire movie alternating between checking my watch to see how much was left and wishing that one of them would realize how worthless they were.

February 28, 2002 Full Review Source: Goatdog's Movies

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