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Summary
A TV writer (Liev Schreiber) grapples with a wave of personal and professional crises, including his wife's meltdown and a boss who constantly rejects his script ideas.
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Run Time: 93 mins
Program Type: Feature Film
Released: 2011
Rated: R for Adult Language and Adult Situations
Language: English
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Director
Richard LevineCast
Liev Schreiber| Helen Hunt| Carla Gugino| Eddie Izzard| Brian Dennehy
David Harbour| Ezra Miller| Skyler FortgangExecutive Producer
Sam HoffmanProducers
Miranda Bailey| Matthew LeutwylerOriginal Music
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Common Sense Says
Complicated relationships fail to enliven grown-up drama.Appropriate For?
Age Appropriate Some Iffy Stuff Not Age Appropriate16
What's the Story?
Ned (Liev Schreiber), a TV writer, is on a bumpy ride: His marriage loses stability after his wife, Jeannie (Helen Hunt), starts caring for her sick father (Brian Dennehy), a jazz musician who's more comfortable doling out criticisms than encouragements. Ned's 15-year-old son, Jonah (Ezra Miller), has just come out, and Ned worries about what the future holds for him. And their younger son, Ethan (Skyler Fortgang), is falling through the cracks. Last but not least, Ned's boss (Eddie Izzard) is unimpressed by his work and has paired him off with Robin (Carla Gugino), a newly single co-writer who has no hesitation about making it clear that she's attracted to Ned. Can he and his marriage survive this perfect storm?
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that this mature family drama centers on a long-married couple facing serious challenges, from intense job pressure to caring for an elderly parent. Meanwhile, their two sons -- including a teenage boy who's coming to terms with being gay -- are starting to slip through the cracks. The characters are complex (and flawed), and there's a great deal of interpersonal tension. You can also expect some sexual situations, frequent swearing (including "f--k" and "s--t"), and several scenes featuring drinking and drugs (including one sequence in which an older character coerces a teen into taking drugs). Families can talk about how the movie portrays relationships -- between husband and wife, parent and child, siblings, etc. Do they seem realistic? Can you relate to the characters? How does the movie present drug use? What are the consequences for that kind of behavior in real life?
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Every Day
- R
- 2011
- 93 mins
- Genre: Independent, Comedy, Drama
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Summary
A TV writer (Liev Schreiber) grapples with a wave of personal and professional crises, including his wife's meltdown and a boss who constantly rejects his script ideas.
Additional Details
Run Time: 93 mins
Program Type: Feature Film
Released: 2011
Rated: R for Adult Language and Adult Situations
Language: English
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