A 1994 Rock Opera musical adaptation of Giacomo Puccini's La Bohème, RENT depicts a group of Alphabet City-based impoverished bohemians coping and ...

Like the stage show, the film follows a group of bohemians in New York City's East Village from 1989 to 1990. Mark wants to be a filmmaker and his best ...

A page for describing Characters: RENT. Mark Cohen Roger and Collins's roommate and Maureen's ex-boyfriend. A cynical documentarist living in Alphabet City ...

A Soul-Crushing Desk Job was seen as not just easy to get for middle-class white men like Mark and Roger, but as all but inescapable.

Rent control means that a landlord can only raise a tenant's rent by a certain percentage each year, making it possible for long-term residents to continue ...

Benny's reaction to the group's "La Vie Boheme." Even better in the movie, where he has a bunch of humorless high-corporate-types accompanying him.

The PTA is going to boycott the theater department's production of RENT. It's something about their depiction of non-normative sexual relationships.

After Kuri gets exposed for renting a girlfriend, he becomes seriously depressed and loses all faith in women. Knowing what it's like to fall for a rental, ...

The film includes examples of the following tropes: · All for Nothing · Atomic F-Bomb · Burial at Sea · Can't Get Away with Nuthin' · Chekhov M.I.A. · Despair ...

The male protagonist. A college student down on his luck after being dumped by his girlfriend Mami Nanami. Using the Diamond app, he rents a girlfriend ...