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Daria in 'Is It Fall Yet?' (2000) [PG-13]

Featuring:
Rachel Anton, Brett Barsky, Corey Block

Written by:
Glenn Eichler
Peggy Nicoll

Directed by:
Karen Disher, Guy Moore


Release Date:
August 27, 2000

Original Title:
Daria in 'Is It Fall Yet?'

Alternate Titles:
Daria - L'autunno è già arrivato?
Daria : Vivement La Rentrée
Daria in Is It Fall Yet?
Daria: Is It Fall Yet?
Daria: ¿Ya llegó el otoño?
Is It Fall Yet?
Is It Fall Yet? - The Movie
Onko jo syksy, Daria?
Дарья - А скоро осень?

Genres:
Animation | Comedy | TV Movie

Production Companies:
MTV Animation
MTV Networks

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
MX: B  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 75

Overview from TheMovieDB

Daria is a 16-year-old girl who is a little too smart and funny to fit in with the crowd. It’s summertime and the livin' is hard. Daria finds herself forced into volunteering at the OK To Cry Corral, a summer camp for the overly sensitive and those who'd like to be.

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Overview from Open Movies

From the hit series "Daria" comes her first movie, "Is It Fall Yet?", immediately following season 4 of the show. The movie follows Daria and the students of Lawndale High over their summer vacation. Kevin and Brittany become lifeguards, while Quinn and the Fashion Club all get a tutor, David, who Quinn (surprising even herself) has her eyes on. Mack drives an ice cream truck while Jodie is swamped with volunteer work. Daria and Jane have had a fight over Tom, Daria's boyfriend and Jane's ex, causing them to go separate ways for the summer. Jane goes off to an artists' colony where she meets a fellow artist Alison and big-headed instructor Daniel, self-proclaimed genius. Meanwhile Helen volunteers Daria's service at Mr. O'Neill's summer day camp, the It's OK To Cry Corral, with only hoping-to-be-enlightened Mr. DeMartino for company. There, Daria tries to reach out to troubled Link, a 12-year-old version of herself, all while battling self-doubt and slight resentment towards Tom and his wealthy elitest family. It's going to be a long summer...

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Daria in 'Is It Fall Yet?' (2000) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 8.1/10

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Production

Art Direction:
Tom Marsan

Associate Producer:
Maria Rodas

Background Designer:
Christy Karacas
Richard Mather
Bryon Moore
Brian Carroll
Pat Redding

Character Designer:
Mike A. Baez
Kaori Hamura
Louis Henry Mitchell

Co-Producer:
Lemon Krasny

Director:
Karen Disher
Guy Moore

Editor:
Karen Sztajnberg

Executive Producer:
Abby Terkuhle
Glenn Eichler

Layout Supervisor:
Anthony Davis

Legal Services:
Robin Silverman

Music:
Janet Wygal
George Brennan

Online Editor:
Bob Gleason

Post Production Coordinator:
Gilat Meltzer

Post Production Producer:
Karen Kunkel

Producer:
Cindy E. Brolsma
Amy Palmer

Production Accountant:
Terry Clark
Adam Liggio
Donna Rankin

Production Assistant:
Angela Pagoulatos
Rod Holliday
Bria Gauler

Production Coordinator:
Felicia Stevens

Production Manager:
David Trexler
Adam Liggio
Donna Rankin
Terry Clark

Prop Designer:
Kaori Hamura
Louis Henry Mitchell
Mike A. Baez

Sound Mixer:
John Bowen

Sound Supervisor:
John Bowen

Storyboard Artist:
Kim Arndt
Joy Kolitsky
Bob Suarez
Maurice Fontenot
Mike Wisniewski
Christian Dechert

Writer:
Glenn Eichler
Peggy Nicoll

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