Go Get Some Rosemary
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Go Get Some Rosemary |
| Original title | Go Get Some Rosemary |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2009 |
| length | 100 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director |
Josh Safdie , Ben Safdie |
| script |
Josh Safdie , Ben Safdie |
| production | Neistat Scott & Associates |
| music | David Sandholm & The Beets |
| camera |
Brett Jukdkiewicz Josh Safdie |
| cut |
Josh Safdie Ben Safdie Brett Jukdkiewicz |
| occupation | |
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Go Get Some Rosemary is an American film from 2009 . Directed by Ben and Joshua Safdie . The film was first shown at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival .
action
Every year, 34-year-old New Yorker Lenny gets his two sons Sage, 9 and Frey, 7 to invite them to their home for two weeks. These two weeks, which were allotted to him in the custody agreement after the divorce, must be enough for the next few months to give his sons fond memories of their father. And born Chaot Lenny tries hard to be a good father to Sage and Frey. But his efforts get tangled up in his professional commitments. Nevertheless, he manages to establish a connection with his sons, with a short trip to the country, women who serve as mother substitutes, magical blankets and Lenny's anarchic educational model. Above all, this puts himself to the test: father or friend?
backgrounds
- Josh and Bennie Safdies film is dedicated to their own father. It describes the struggle of a "30-something" in New York between the desire to be a child or to accept the role of an "adult" and a father.
- The children Sage and Frey are played by the real brothers Sage and Frey Ranaldo.