

Blue Like Jazz
- Drama
- Comedy
A young man must find his own way as his Southern Baptist roots don't seem to be acceptable at his new liberal arts college.
Blue Like Jazz is a 2012 comedy-drama film about a young man navigating life at a liberal arts college while reconciling his Southern Baptist upbringing with a new, more progressive environment. The film explores faith, identity, and self-discovery through humor and heartfelt moments.
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Limited theatrical in United States · Rated PG-13
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Marshall AllmanDonald Miller
Claire HoltPenny
Tania RaymondeLauryn
Justin WelbornThe Pope
Eric LangeThe Hobo
Jason MarsdenKenny- William McKinneyJordan
Barak HardleyTown Crier
Valerie Jane ParkerAqualike Babe
Susan IsaacsFan
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Blue Like Jazz: Official Trailer
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When was Blue Like Jazz released?
Blue Like Jazz was released on April 13, 2012.
What is Blue Like Jazz about?
The film follows a young man adjusting to college life as he grapples with his conservative Southern Baptist background in a liberal arts college setting, exploring themes of faith and personal identity.
What genres is Blue Like Jazz?
Blue Like Jazz is a comedy-drama that blends humor with thoughtful character development and coming-of-age themes.











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