About
In their last year of high school, three teenage slackers — Zane, James, and Mitch — join together in the fight to do as little work as possible before graduation day arrives.But between the parties, hormones and unwanted body hair, these lifelong best friends receive an unexpected lesson in what it really means to grow up.Sex, Love, and Shakespeare collide in this heartfelt coming-of-age ode to "hangout" films like Dazed and Confused and American Graffiti.
Our Story
“I wanted to make a film that captured that adolescent rollercoaster ride. A film that made you remember what it was like to be a teenager again. The best way to do this was to write about my own experiences. I gave the film my name, my friends, my hometown, my vulnerabilities. Everything.The majority of our cast and crew were still in their 20s during filming; The Library Boys is a film made by young people for young people. It took a lot of confidence, hard work, and creativity, but we managed to give ourselves a voice. We never felt like imposters making this film, because it was our story.The film is young, unsure at times, goes through mood swings, and falls in love as fast as it falls out. It is perfect in all its imperfections. It means more to me than I can articulate, and my only hope is that it finds an audience who can take from it as much as I have.”Zane Borg
Writer/Director
Press
‘The Library Boys’ wins comedy prize at Austin Film Festival
'The Library Boys' Booked For The Austin Film Festival
Odin's Eye Entertainment Introduces 'The Library Boys'
Odin’s Eye Entertainment Secures Worldwide Sales
Odin's Eye Entertainment Introduces 'The Library Boys'
A Conversation with Zane Borg
“The Library Boys” launches Kickstarter
The Library Boys: Kickstarts
Interview: Zane Borg of ‘The Library Boys’
The Library Boys: A Film for the Ages