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The Daytrippers (1995)

Director: Gregg Mottola

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From Time Out Film Guide

Loving wife Davis finds a love letter in husband Tucci's pocket. He's a publisher, so it may be more innocent than it seems, but then, mysteriously, he's not at the office. The wife, her parents, her sister and the sister's boyfriend cram into the car and drive into the city to confront him. Mottola's dysfunctional family comedy is a bit arch, but sometimes sharp. Indie cinema and Neil Simon intersect on the corner of pathos and farce.

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Cast & crew

Director: Gregg Mottola

Producer: Nancy Tenebaum, Steven Soderbergh

Cast: Hope Davis, Parker Posey, Anne Meara, Stanley Tucci, Liev Schreiber, Pat McNamara, Campbell Scott, Marcia Gay Harden full cast

Duration: 88 mins

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