Themes: Breakups and Divorces, Fathers and Sons, Sibling Relationships
Main Cast: Nestor Carbonell, Janeane Garofalo, John Ritter, Tom Arnold, Bonnie Bedelia
Release Year: 2003
Country: US
Run Time: 82 minutes
MPAA Rating: R
Plot
When Jill (Janeane Garofalo), the sister of reformed womanizer and former high-profile fashion photographer Jack (Nestor Carbonell), leaves her 17-year-old son with his uncle in an unstable bid to find herself, her brother and sister face an increasingly uncertain future in this dark drama from director Bobby Roth. Bored of working an endless string of weddings and bar mitzvahs and longing to return to the success he experienced before his luck took a nosedive, Jack attempts to connect with both his teenage son and nephew while pulling his life into focus. To make matters even more complicated, Jill's jobless ex-husband, Eli (John Ritter), has also decided to move in with Jack. Will the hapless photographer be able to keep his sanity as his dysfunctional family forces itself into virtually every aspect of his increasingly chaotic life? ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
Margie Glick - Associate Producer, Lorna Johnson - Casting, Cass Coty - Co-producer, Mary Malin - Costume Designer, Bobby Roth - Director, Neil L. Felder - Editor, Christopher Franke - Composer (Music Score), Bryce Moore - Production Designer, Steve Burns - Cinematographer, Jack Baran - Producer, Bobby Roth - Producer, Jeffrey White - Producer, Bobby Roth - Screenwriter, Bruce Springsteen - Featured Music, Patti Scialfa - Featured Music
The manhoods were once upon a time a jolly good fellowship. Now they are worse. One time the manhoods traveled long ago. But they never stopped. THEY kept on going.
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