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Special Events Archive • Boston Jewish Film Festival 2019
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BOSTON JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL
BOSTON PREMIERE
Josh (Justin Long, Dodgeball) has a lot going on. His job as an adjunct writing professor is being threatened after a student accused him of being inappropriate in class. And his beloved grandmother (Lynn Cohen) is in the hospital, meaning his divorced parents (Fran Drescher, The Nanny, and Richard Schiff, The West Wing) and siblings (including Kate Berlant, Sorry to Bother You) need to all come together. This candid and often-humorous take on how we deal with modern crises, both unexpected and self-inflicted, is a testament to the importance of family — no matter how dysfunctional.
Director(s): Daniel Schechter
Country: United States
Year: 2019
Language: English
Running Time: 93 min
Type of Film: Fiction
Premiere Status: Boston Premiere
Topic: American Jewish Life, Comedy, Coming of Age, Death and Dying, Family Relationships, FreshFlix, Young Adults
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