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Cynical deadbeat actor Paul (Paul Rudd) feels professionally and personally unfulfilled, and decides to bid Hollywood and his loved ones a dramatic farewell with a carefully conceived suicide. He ...
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Marion and Mingus live cozily--perhaps too cozily--with their cat and two young children from previous relationships. However, when Marion's jolly father (pl...
Julie Delpy, who usually graces very serious films, plays a screwball heroine with a ditzy family in "2 Days in New York," a continuation of her successful 2007 comedy "2 Days in Paris." She stars, directs and is the co-writer, setting the film's goofy tone. Here's a wonderful actress who has worked with Kieslowski, Jarmusch, Tavernier, Godard and Agnieszka Holland, and you'd think her only ...
Mar 28, 2012 · Two Days in New York: Directed by Julie Delpy, Marie Pillet. With Chris Rock, Julie Delpy, Albert Delpy, Alexia Landeau. Manhattan couple Marion and Mingus, who each have children from prior relationships, find their comfortable family dynamic jostled by a visit from Marion's relatives.
Feb 19, 2015 · Self interest vs. self sacrifice. Two Days, One Night is a scintillating observation of human nature. It pits self-interest versus morality, and empathy versus the allure of money. With every doorbell and every phone rang, we witness a different facet of humanity. We find hope through those who sympathize, reminders of the good left in humanity ...
