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Best Feature Film | 2004 | Van
Best Fiction Feature FilmVideo | 2003 | Van
The name of the punk-rock band playing in the college bar is "Anhedonia." "Anhedonia," a psychological term meaning the inability to be happy, was Woody Allen's working title for Annie Hall (1977)
Max, the name of the protagonist, is also the name the Tony Roberts character calls Alvy Singer at the beginning of Annie Hall. "It's a good name for you," he tells him during a scene in which they walk and discuss antisemitism (a scene also echoed at the beginning of this film, along with many other structural and scene homages).
An Nintendo 64 can be seen in the film.
"Max: Cheers to a new semester, full of potential that will surely go to waste."
"Max: You know, I've been thinking about your theory, your 'Annie Hall' theory. Specifically, I've been thinking you're insane. Charles: I said I was kidding, Max, and you just keep bringing it up. Max: Well, it's like you insulted my religion or something. It's like 'Hey Cardinal, I think Jesus is the reason you're not getting laid. Charles: "Max, if you're a Cardinal, Jesus IS the reason you're not getting laid."