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May 23, 1999 · You Can Thank Me Later: Directed by Shimon Dotan. With Ellen Burstyn, Geneviève Bujold, Amanda Plummer, Ted Levine. This family drama examines a controlling mother through the eyes of her three deflated children, each of whom has sought therapy for the grief she's put them through
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- Comedy, Drama
- Shimon Dotan
- 1999-05-23
Running time. 110 minutes. Country. Canada. Language. English. You Can Thank Me Later is a 1998 Canadian comedy-drama film directed by Shimon Dotan and starring Ellen Burstyn. The film is based on a play titled Hyper-Allergenic written and adapted for the screen by Oren Safdie .
You Can Thank Me Later (1998) You Can Thank Me Later (1998) You Can Thank Me Later (1998) View more photos Movie Info. Synopsis A woman (Ellen Burstyn) and her adult children (Amanda Plummer, Ted ...
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- Shimon Dotan
- Comedy, Drama
- Ellen Burstyn
Brief Synopsis. Read More. The Cooperberg family waits in a hospital waiting room to hear the results of the father's operation. The family is quite dysfunctional: Eli is a failed writer and husband, Susan a neurotic and unsuccessful artist and Edward a successful but still neurotic playwright. As the family bicker and bond,
- Shimon Dotan
- Mary Mcdonnell
A Canadian film about a family waiting for their father's surgery and dealing with their past and present issues. Read four reviews from IMDb users who rated the film 8/10, 10/10, 9/10 and 8/10.
Based on a stage play by Oren Safdie, this family drama examines a controlling mother (Ellen Burstyn) through the eyes of her three deflated children (Marc Blum, Ted Levine and Amanda Plummer), each of whom has sought therapy for the grief she's put them through. Waiting at the hospital for their father to come out of surgery, the dysfunctional Cooperbergs have plenty of time on their hands ...
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Sep 14, 1998 · A dysfunctional Jewish family waits for the results of the father's operation in a Montreal hospital. The film, based on a play, mixes humor and drama, but fails to balance the tone and focus.