Ask Me Anything (Undiscovered Gyrl) (2014)

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I was intrigued by this for Brittany Robertson and Gia Mantegna for reasons. It seems also it has quite an interesting cast. Another thing that pulled me to this is the constant mention of a "crazy ending". I had to see that for myself. Also seeing as the director is the writer of "Untraceable" and "Underworld: Awakening" I don't think I should be surprised. I like that we actually get a stepfathe... read more

Description: Beautiful, wild, young, and lost, Katie Kampenfelt (Britt Robertson) take a year off before college to discover herself. But Katie intends to do more than just work at the local bookstore and smoke weed with her boyfriend (Max Carver) all year. Instead, she plans to seduce Dan (Justin Long), a thirty-two-year-old professor at the local community college. Drawn into a dangerous new relationship, Katie begins to chronicle her sexual adventures in an anonymous blog, allowing strangers a window into her innermost desires, shames, and secrets. When her alcoholic father (Robert Patrick) suffers a terrible fall and Dan stops taking her Beautiful, wild, young, and lost, Katie Kampenfelt (Britt Robertson) take a year off before college to discover herself. But Katie intends to do more than just work at the local bookstore and smoke weed with her boyfriend (Max Carver) all year. Instead, she plans to seduce Dan (Justin Long), a thirty-two-year-old professor at the local community college. Drawn into a dangerous new relationship, Katie begins to chronicle her sexual adventures in an anonymous blog, allowing strangers a window into her innermost desires, shames, and secrets. When her alcoholic father (Robert Patrick) suffers a terrible fall and Dan stops taking her calls, Katie's fearless narrative begins to crack, and dark pieces of her past emerge. Sexually frank, often heartbreaking, and bursting with devilish humor, "Ask Me Anything" is a contemporary tale of identity, voyeurism, and deception. ... (more) (less)