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Director: Anthony Byrne
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From Time Out New York
Some red flags for moviegoers: How About You is set in an old folks’ home at Christmas. Memories are all that keep these codgers cogitating in a geriatric institution that, with its billiard table and country-inn dining room, is more chintzy B&B than God’s waiting room. Take-charge, twentyish Ellie (Atwell) injects life into the residents’ dotage, but not even Vanessa Redgrave and Imelda Staunton can elicit a gasp out of the wheezing script.Author: Anna King
Time Out New York Issue 685: November 13 - 19, 2008
Cast & crew
Director: Anthony Byrne
Cast: Brenda Fricker, Hayley Atwell, Vanessa Redgrave, Imelda Staunton
Duration: 100 mins
US Release: Nov 14 2008
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