It's Kind of a Funny Story (2010)

Released: 2010-10-08 Duration: 1hr 42min

Genres: Comedy Drama

Rating 7.0

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Sometimes what's in your head isn't as crazy as you think.

Overview

A clinically depressed teenager gets a new start after he checks himself into an adult psychiatric ward.

Production Companies

Focus Features

Wayfare Entertainment

Misher Films

Journeyman Pictures

Gowanus Projections

Start Media

Additional Info

Budget	$8,000,000.00
Revenue	$6,491,240.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	18.003

Directed By

Anna Boden

Ryan Fleck

Crew

Director
Anna Boden

Director
Ryan Fleck

Costume Design
Kurt Swanson

Costume Design
Bart Mueller

Novel
Ned Vizzini

Screenplay
Ryan Fleck

Executive Producer
Patrick Baker

Director of Photography
Andrij Parekh

Executive Producer
Jeremy Kipp Walker

Production Design
Beth Mickle

Art Direction
Michael Ahern

Executive Producer
Peter Rawlinson

Screenplay
Anna Boden

Producer
Ben Browning

Executive Producer
Michael Maher

Editor
Anna Boden

Casting
Cindy Tolan

Producer
Kevin Misher

Costume Supervisor
Amelia 'Amy' Andrews

Sound
Noah Timan

Set Costumer
Kortney Lawlor

Assistant Art Director
Dan-ah Kim

Set Costumer
Elisa Santiago

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Paul Hsu

Hair Department Head
Bobby Diehl

Set Decoration
Carrie Stewart

Still Photographer
K.C. Bailey

Steadicam Operator
Maceo Bishop

Makeup Department Head
Leo Won

Script Supervisor
Tony Osso

Supervising Sound Editor
Paul Hsu

Stunt Coordinator
Roy Farfel

Original Music Composer
Kevin Drew

Dialogue Editor
Branka Mrkic

Dialogue Editor
Jeffrey Stern

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