From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. John Jeffcoat is an American film director. He is most famous for his film Outsourced starring Josh Hamilton and Ayesha Dharker. The film has been adapted as a ...

John Jeffcoat’s last film at SIFF, the 2007 comedy Outsourced, was about a Seattle tech worker sent to a strange land, India. His latest film is about a Seattle band touring in a strange land, Japan, ...

Big in Japan just could be a self-fulfilling prophecy. This charming, goofball comedy/road movie about going-nowhere-slowly musicians could be the very thing that launches Seattle power-pop trio ...

In John Jeffcoat’s comedy “Outsourced, ” winner of the audience award for best film at the Seattle International Film Festival last spring, a Seattle office manager finds himself in a place he never ...

7 p.m. — “I Am Love”: Lavishly and gorgeously filmed (there’s a close-up of a raspberry that will knock you out), “I Am Love” is Italian opera turned cinema; unashamedly melodramatic and gloriously ...

Seattle band Tennis Pro has been kicking around for more than a decade, but the trio has never been able to break out. So the guys figured they should head for Japan for a last shot at stardom before ...

Yep, it's another movie about a struggling band. Nope, it's not half-bad. Add us as a Google Preferred Source Much like most of the songs performed by the band whose misadventures drive its wispy plot ...

Looking for a fairy tale from the trenches of Third World labor? Seattle director John Jeffcoat’s first feature is a dreadfully obvious and predictable romantic comedy in which a call-center manager ...

Yep, it's another movie about a struggling band. Nope, it's not half-bad. Much like most of the songs performed by the band whose misadventures drive its wispy plot, “Big in Japan” comes off as ...