The Four-faced Liar(2010) -

Watch the filmmakers discuss the process of adapting the original play into a feature film for its Slamdance premiere: The Four-Faced Liar - Slamdance TV 2010, ep #6 Slamdance Film Festival YouTube• Oct 7, 2013 The Four-Faced Liar (2010)

is a 2010 independent comedy-drama directed by Jacob Chase, based on an original play by Marja-Lewis Ryan. The film explores the messy, interconnected lives of four twenty-somethings in New York City who meet at an Irish tavern of the same name. Plot Overview

: A "womanizing" lesbian and her male best friend/roommate. The Four-Faced Liar(2010)

The narrative centers on the unexpected romance that develops between Molly and Bridget, which forces them to confront their existing relationships and identities. The film is described as a "coming-of-age" story for twenty-somethings, dealing with the realities of modern love and emotional "roller coasters". Key Production Details : Jacob Chase. Writer : Marja-Lewis Ryan, who also stars in the film.

: The title refers to a real-world clock tower at St. Anne's Church in Cork, Ireland, which famously has four faces that often show different (and therefore "lying") times. Critical Reception Watch the filmmakers discuss the process of adapting

Critics and audiences have highlighted the film for its truthful acting and its ability to capture the specific anxieties of its generation. On Rotten Tomatoes , it holds an audience score of 44% based on over 250 ratings.

The story follows two distinct pairs who collide by happenstance: The narrative centers on the unexpected romance that

: The project transitioned from a stage play to a feature film after the creators invited directors to a stage reading of the script.