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The Meyerowitz Stories (2017)

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TitleThe Meyerowitz Stories
Original TitleThe Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)
Year2017
CountryUSA
GenreDrama (Movies)
Run Time1h 52 min
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The Meyerowitz Stories (2017), a American comedy-drama film by Noah Baumbach, follows the story of Danny Meyerowitz. After splitting from his wife, Danny moves in with his father, Harold, a retired art professor and sculptor at Bard College. Alongside Harold is his fourth wife, Maureen, a pleasant but hazy hippie. Danny has a sister named Jean and a younger half-brother named Matthew. He is also very close to his daughter, Eliza, who is a freshman studying film at Bard. During one family gathering, Eliza shares one of her controversial films with them. Although shocked, the family manages to praise its energy and quality. Meanwhile, one of Harold’s pieces has been chosen for a faculty show at Bard but he declines to participate in it as part of a group. Later on, both Danny and Harvard attend the MoMA exhibit honoring L.J. Shapiro, who was once a friend and contemporary of Harold’s and has since become very successful in the art world.

In that place, neither the father nor the son feels at ease. Harold believes that the art world has neglected him and decides to physically flee down the street. Meanwhile, Danny runs into Loretta, an old childhood friend and Shapiro’s daughter. However, he is forced to depart in pursuit of Harold. Harold’s younger son, Matthew, who works as a successful financial advisor for rock stars in Los Angeles, is currently on a business trip to New York. He meets up with Harold and an accountant friend for lunch. They attempt to persuade Harold to sell his Manhattan home and its sculptures as he struggles to afford its utilities. However, Harold firmly states that this decision should be made within the family and storms away. Later on at another restaurant, he complains about the prices but indulges in an expensive meal when Matthew offers to cover the bill.

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The Meyerowitz Stories (2017), a American comedy-drama film by Noah Baumbach, follows the story of Danny Meyerowitz. After splitting from his wife, Danny moves in with his father, Harold, a retired art professor and sculptor at Bard College. Alongside Harold is his fourth wife, Maureen, a pleasant but hazy hippie. Danny has a sister named Jean and a younger half-brother named Matthew. He is also very close to his daughter, Eliza, who is a freshman studying film at Bard. During one family gathering, Eliza shares one of her controversial films with them. Although shocked, the family manages to praise its energy and quality. Meanwhile, one of Harold’s pieces has been chosen for a faculty show at Bard but he declines to participate in it as part of a group. Later on, both Danny and Harvard attend the MoMA exhibit honoring L.J. Shapiro, who was once a friend and contemporary of Harold’s and has since become very successful in the art world.

In that place, neither the father nor the son feels at ease. Harold believes that the art world has neglected him and decides to physically flee down the street. Meanwhile, Danny runs into Loretta, an old childhood friend and Shapiro’s daughter. However, he is forced to depart in pursuit of Harold. Harold’s younger son, Matthew, who works as a successful financial advisor for rock stars in Los Angeles, is currently on a business trip to New York. He meets up with Harold and an accountant friend for lunch. They attempt to persuade Harold to sell his Manhattan home and its sculptures as he struggles to afford its utilities. However, Harold firmly states that this decision should be made within the family and storms away. Later on at another restaurant, he complains about the prices but indulges in an expensive meal when Matthew offers to cover the bill.

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