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The Magnificent Meyersons

Play trailer 1:34 Poster for The Magnificent Meyersons Released Aug 20, 2021 1h 28m Comedy Drama Play Trailer Watchlist
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It's a day in New York City just like any other, as the Meyersons deal with the ordinary concerns and petty annoyances that preoccupy all families. Matriarch Terri (Kate Mulgrew) is an oncologist, whose husband (Richard Kind) abandoned the family years earlier, leaving her to raise overachiever Roland (Ian Kahn); Daphne (Jackie Burns), who struggles with her own marriage; Daniel (Daniel Eric Gold), now a reluctant rabbinical student; and Susie (Shoshannah Stern), an ambitious young real estate agent in a lesbian relationship with Tammy (Lauren Ridloff). But the Meyersons' lives are suddenly upended by dramatic revelations both personal and universal. Conversations about faith, fate and the meaning of it all that come to a head at a family dinner with an unexpected guest. As memories of their complicated past collide with a new and uncertain future, the Meyersons must navigate lingering heartbreak and shifting alliances as they are forced to reevaluate everything that they thought was true.

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Tim Cogshell FilmWeek (LAist) I deeply appreciated this very interesting film with a great cast, all doing excellent work. Aug 28, 2021 Full Review Tara McNamara Common Sense Media Deep thoughts into the nature of human existence and what life means have the potential to be juicy and cerebral, but this talky drama is more like a mental maze dripping in drivel. Rated: 2/5 Sep 22, 2021 Full Review Kyle Bain Film Threat I'm impressed with the clear effort put forth by Oppenheimer to make the most of what he can control. Except for the one hiccup in the middle, I genuinely appreciate every aspect of this film. Rated: 8.5/10 Aug 20, 2021 Full Review Wendy Shreve Featuring Film All in all, The Magnificent Meyersons has its merits. If you have a chance to see it, you might be in for a few surprises. Jul 25, 2021 Full Review Read all reviews

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Jextella I liked this movie. Not sure how to describe why other than to say it was efficient. Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 09/19/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Evan Oppenheimer

Director

Kate Mulgrew

Dr. Terri Meyerson

Richard Kind

Morty Meyerson

Shoshannah Stern

Susie Meyerson

Neal Huff

Father Joe

Melissa Errico

Ilaria Meyerson
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Synopsis It's a day in New York City just like any other, as the Meyersons deal with the ordinary concerns and petty annoyances that preoccupy all families. Matriarch Terri (Kate Mulgrew) is an oncologist, whose husband (Richard Kind) abandoned the family years earlier, leaving her to raise overachiever Roland (Ian Kahn); Daphne (Jackie Burns), who struggles with her own marriage; Daniel (Daniel Eric Gold), now a reluctant rabbinical student; and Susie (Shoshannah Stern), an ambitious young real estate agent in a lesbian relationship with Tammy (Lauren Ridloff). But the Meyersons' lives are suddenly upended by dramatic revelations both personal and universal. Conversations about faith, fate and the meaning of it all that come to a head at a family dinner with an unexpected guest. As memories of their complicated past collide with a new and uncertain future, the Meyersons must navigate lingering heartbreak and shifting alliances as they are forced to reevaluate everything that they thought was true.
Director
Evan Oppenheimer
Producer
Evan Oppenheimer, Edward Schmidt
Screenwriter
Evan Oppenheimer
Distributor
Argot Pictures
Production Co
Black Sand Pictures
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Aug 20, 2021, Limited
Runtime
1h 28m
Aspect Ratio
Scope (2.35:1)