Liberal Arts 2012

As Jesse Fisher's life reaches a crossroads at 35, nostalgia beckons when his beloved college professor invites him to speak at his retirement dinner. Amidst the familiar campus scenery, Jesse reconnects with the past – and Zibby, a vibrant sophomore who rekindles long-dormant desires for connection and possibility, challenging Jesse's assumptions about growing older and settling into a comfortable routine.

As Jesse Fisher's life reaches a crossroads at 35, nostalgia beckons when his beloved college professor invites him to speak at his retirement dinner. Amidst the familiar campus scenery, Jesse reconnects with the past – and Zibby, a vibrant sophomore who rekindles long-dormant desires for connection and possibility, challenging Jesse's assumptions about growing older and settling into a comfortable routine.

Does Liberal Arts have end credit scenes?

No!

Liberal Arts does not have end credit scenes.

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Metacritic

55

Metascore

7.2

User Score

Rotten Tomatoes
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72%

TOMATOMETER

review

60%

User Score

IMDb

6.7 /10

IMDb Rating

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