Evelyn and her son, Ziggy, seek out replacements for each other. As Evelyn tries to parent an unassuming teenager at her shelter, Ziggy fumbles through his pursuit of a brilliant young woman at school.

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Film Cast:

• Evelyn: Julianne Moore
• Ziggy: Finn Wolfhard
• Kyle: Billy Bryk
• Lila: Alisha Boe
• Jackie: Jack Justice
• Roger: Jay O. Sanders
• Angie: Eléonore Hendricks
• Cath: Catherine Haun
• Cyril: Annacheska Brown
• Becky: Sara Anne
• Politician: Marika Rose Sayers
• Corporate America: Felipe Jeantete
• Emcee: Calhoun Koenig
• Singer: Colin Miller
• Bandana Guy: Adrian Mackenzie
• Barb: Laura Love Tode
• Leslie: Mimi Fletcher
• Marci: Jordyn Aurora Aquino
• Marcella: Monica Sanchez
• Didi: Sharon Anne Henderson
• Mr. Ryan: Kenneth McGlothin
• Taryn: Jeanette Aguilar Harris

Film Crew:

• Executive Producer: Becky Glupczynski
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Robert Fernandez
• Director: Jesse Eisenberg
• Producer: Emma Stone
• Makeup Artist: Ann Pala
• Casting: Angelique Midthunder
• Art Direction: Alan Lampert
• Set Decoration: Susan Magestro
• Makeup Department Head: Gretchen Bright
• Production Design: Meredith Lippincott
• Editor: Sara Shaw
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Damian Volpe
• Sound Mixer: Phillip Bladh
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Michael Huber
• Hair Department Head: Teri Ann Uccan
• Director of Photography: Benjamin Loeb
• Graphic Designer: Vanessa Riegel
• Producer: Dave McCary
• Property Master: Chelsey Danielsen
• Original Music Composer: Emile Mosseri
• First Assistant Director: Mary Kerrigan
• Sound Mixer: Rose Bladh
• Unit Production Manager: Kirk W. Johnson
• Post Production Supervisor: Jennifer DiLullo
• Costume Design: Joshua Marsh
• Set Decoration Buyer: Rachel Manera
• Producer: Ali Herting
• Set Costumer: Sarah Norris

Movie Reviews:

• MSB: FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/when-you-finish-saving-the-world-spoiler-free-review-sundance-2022

  “When You Finish Saving the World shows Jesse Eisenberg’s solid attributes as a first-time director, but the unrewarding story led by two unbearable protagonists makes it a difficult watch.

  Julianne Moore and Finn Wolfhard are excellent at making the viewer hate their frustratingly hypocritical & narcissistic characters – who disappointingly fail to show any sort of learning curve or a complete arc. Eisenberg boasts a firmly honest vision by ensuring every scene carries a clear purpose and underlying message.

  In the end, it’s just a matter of perspective: recognizing the lack of a healthy mother-son relationship is undeniable proof of efficient storytelling.

  But the third act truly needed a more impactful, less subtle conclusion.”

  Rating: C-