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'''''Rage Quit''''' is a 2016 [[Garetolia]]n comedy film based off the eponymous 1999 novel by [[Walter March]]. The film follows the daily life of 15-year-old Chad Neidert, an obsessive gamer who describes himself as "the King of Losing Your Cool". It shows the way he plans to stop being annoyed at the smallest things and how he adapts to losing. The film was directed by Pono Kolono, and written and produced by Mahano'na Alo.
'''''Rage Quit''''' is a 2016 [[Garetolia]]n comedy film based off the 1999 novel ''[[Birthday Gift]]'' by [[Walter March]]. The film follows the daily life of 15-year-old Chad Neidert, an obsessive gamer who describes himself as "the King of Losing Your Cool". It shows the way he plans to stop being annoyed at the smallest things and how he adapts to losing. The film was directed by Pono Kolono, and written and produced by Mahano'na Alo.


The film was chosen in November of 2016 to be shown at the [[17th Garetolia Film Festival]], where it won for [[Garetolia Film Festival Award for Best Comedy|Best Comedy]].
The film was chosen in November of 2016 to be shown at the [[17th Garetolia Film Festival]], where it won for [[Garetolia Film Festival Award for Best Comedy|Best Comedy]].

Latest revision as of 21:13, 30 December 2022

Rage Quit
Theatrical poster for the film
Theatrical release poster
Directed byPono Kolono
Written byMahano'na Alo
Produced byMahano'na Alo
Starring
Release dates
  • 29 April 2016 (2016-04-29)
Running time
98 minutes, 38 seconds
Countries Garetolia
wikipedia:Australia Australia
wikipedia:United Kingdom United Kingdom
United States United States
Wikipedia:Canada Canada
LanguagesEnglish
Garetolian
Budget£94 million
Box office£110 million

Rage Quit is a 2016 Garetolian comedy film based off the 1999 novel Birthday Gift by Walter March. The film follows the daily life of 15-year-old Chad Neidert, an obsessive gamer who describes himself as "the King of Losing Your Cool". It shows the way he plans to stop being annoyed at the smallest things and how he adapts to losing. The film was directed by Pono Kolono, and written and produced by Mahano'na Alo.

The film was chosen in November of 2016 to be shown at the 17th Garetolia Film Festival, where it won for Best Comedy.