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Eliza?
I'm thinking to become a vegetarian again.
- Eliza. - Do you realize that eating meat
worse than driving an SUV for a year?
Eliza, is dad right?
I'm parked, asshole!
- I don't believe that was right. - It's right, Dad.
I will send a podcast.
- Dad doesn't think that is right. - Dad, tell me This is a big thing we can do for the environment.
Let's pay attention.
But not when dad pulls this maneuver.
- The space is too small. - Damn.
What?
Play the Mets.
I splurged and got the satellite.
Good, play.
I recorded it for you when you were 12 years old.
Cool.
Damn! Is that the place?
- Yes, he took it. - How do I miss him?
- Damn! - Just go.
We are here. Father will go further east.
How do you make this mistake?
- No problem, dad. We will garage it. - Do you know the cost of a garage here?
If we garage it You can't go to college.
- I will pay half. - I don't take your money.
What's wrong with me? I'm usually very good at this.
- It's okay. - I'm a good parking attendant.
I know.
Now, I'm shy. I will reverse it.
- Father... - I overheated.
- Wait until we stop! - This disturbs my mobility.
- Let me help you. - These people are behind us?
- I don't know. - Take care of this jacket with the right side up.
My wallet is there.
- This song is annoying. - Too good.
That's too good.
There are many constructions in Manhattan.
They only build without stopping.
I used to go dancing here in Danceteria, me and your uncle Matthew.
- Now all become banks. - Do you go dancing together?
We go together, we don't dance together.
For a short time in 80s, we hang out.
I've moved, I told you.
Is this a museum now? Everything is glass.
Do you like photographer Cindy Sherman?
Marcus and I went to the Cindy Sherman event at the MoMA last week.
Yes, I like Cindy Sherman.
What?
I told you about Cindy Sherman two years ago.
I don't remember.
I told you, and you are not interested at all.
I don't know.
When Marcus tells you, suddenly you listen?
I tell you, I got a good recommendation.
I mean, I have a few years for you.
Is that the place? What does the parking sign say?
I try to see.
- Hurry up, Eliza! - I found a confusing parking sign.
- Okay, what's up today? - This bastard in my tail.
- That is a good place. - Can I make a backup?
- I don't think so. - Damn, he's in my tail.
- I have to go around? - We have to really garage it.
- You bastard! - Dad, stop screaming in the car!
He can't hear you, okay?
- Only I can hear you. - "No one can damage a Driving Day!"
Hey! Shut up!
Hello!
The outer door opens,
and buttons on the lobby door are not locked and enter.
Something that smells weird.
- Oh wow! Hello! Hi! - Get down, Bruno! Bruno, come down!
- Whose dog is this? - Bruno!
Me and Maureen bought it from a very elegant apricot poodle garden near a country house.
Father, the outside door is left open,
and someone presses button on the lobby door.
Maureen always does something. Maureen!
- You must be more careful. - Maureen!
Bruno! Maureen!
This house isn't too big, but it seems like he can't hear me. Maureen!
- This is not rural. - What?
- Do you leave the front door open? - For the Con Ed!
- That was three days ago. - Sorry we're late.
We have to park the car.
Father must sell me to bondage the children to pay for it.
- That's basically true. - Do you try Eastern style?
- Twice. - We did it.
Bruno! He did this elegant round.
Father... what happened to your face? Did you fight?
I'm walking Bruno in the countryside,
When he hit a wild rabbit was brushed, and I fell forward.
Damn. Did you see a doctor?
I'm fine. My joke is, "You have to see another dog."
Good, Grandpa.
Maureen doesn't even will run again.
- He is persecuted with money. - Money in the Berkshires?
Male deer.
- Really? - Maybe it's a big dog or a kid.
In a persistent way,
he survives with only bad raspberries on his knees, but his wallet is gone.
- The Mets have lost their superiority. - Damn.
- Your brother is here. - They were tied when we were in the car.
I know you want to greet you both.
- When did you arrive here? - A few hours ago.
- Thank you for being late. - Oh, come on...
I made a cake, but I stepped on a dog's tai. I like your wallet Oh thank you. I like your pin.
- Are you excited about college tomorrow? - Yes, I'm really impatient.
Dad keeps saying that he hopes he doesn't retire now
so you can take the class.
- I can't make a statue. - He is very happy,
- I try not to take it personally. - Too scary.
I'm bad with transitions.
You don't leave home. There is no transition.
Maureen is displayed.
Maureen, everything is here! Get down!
Maureen makes sharks.
- I don't think I ever had a shark before. - Maureen is a true monster fish.
- You are there to treat. - He has been aware for six weeks.
Good.
I told him, "I don't like you when you drink."
He becomes a different person.
I made a deal, I said, "If you stop drinking, we will get a dog."
This shellfish is very handsome, Maureen.
Dad says you will study films in college.
Yes.
It seems like what everyone has done lately.
I think Father hopes can follow in his footsteps
and take the statue.
Well, I think it's good that he did it himself.
Since Clarence experienced the and I retired,
the art department in Bard really suffered.
He is a pretty good editor.
So, now we have sculptors and filmmakers in the family.
And a musician.
And an accountant, which sounds unattractive,
But Matthew is the only family who knows how to make money.
Sign of the times.
We should say "Business Manager".
I think we will have more many artists in the family.
- What about daddy? - I'm artistic.
Matthew shows interest in art and Danny has musical talent,
But Matthew is also gifted musical and imitates the beautiful.
Jean, you show interest in photography.
Di Montessori, Yes.
At my office at Xerox, I am known as an author.
I make funny movies.
- For my colleague's birthday. - They are really good.
We don't know what Jean did at Xerox.
- I'm a special facility manager - When was your last job, Danny?
- Piano lessons. - Except for piano lessons?
And there is a show in Beefsteak Charlie & sos; s.
I haven't worked...
- Since Eliza was born. - Danny is a household father.
But now with the separation, he must get a job.
You cannot take benefits. That is not true.
What will you do for finance?
We will sell the apartment, so we will share it.
And I will stay here for a while, of course, while I know it.
- Thank you again. - While you live here,
Can you pass all boxes on the top floor
and take posters or newspapers that you want from your childhood?
Maureen is doing a luxury trip to Easter Island Monday with a group.
When I return, we will start to throw away everything.
- We live in Queens with our mother. - We don't really have anything.
This is mostly Matt's stuff, but okay.
Matthew left the beach within a few weeks.
- He talks about meeting for lunch. - Matt?
He has several wealthy clients who come this week
to see father's work.
- Matt doing it? - Apparently, they are my admirers.
We have never heard from him, then suddenly poof.
That's not true. Matthew and I are often in touch.
Yes, he texted me.
Are you texting? About what?
I don't know, everything. Life.
Maybe I'll try to meet him when he is here.
He is only one day here to meet clients, he wants to meet me during that time.
Eliza, has more sharks.
Maureen, give grandchildren my women have more sharks.
Children don't eat.
It's amazing how many clients Matthew,
when you think about a teacher, or nurse, or...
I think I'll be successful bigger if I'm more fashionable.
You are always not in time.
That's right, I'm a pioneer. L.J. Shapiro said that about me.
You know, L.J. experiencing retrospective at MoMA.
What is he?
L.J. always very political.
He is not talented, but he is a highly skilled officer.
You don't play the game.
Do you think I should send Matt's e-mail about his visit?
Why not?
I don't want to be arrogant.
He is your sister, Dan.
Half.
Isn't it when Whitney buys a piece of yours?
Yes, they will also buy more work,
But Bernie, my agent at the time, did not like the deal.
Maybe I should not listen to it.
I don't know, he didn't respond the last time I reached out.
When I call and write Whitney about that, they can't find it.
- It's there. - They can't find it
- Jean, damn, they have a job! - Good.
Missing.
Work looks amazing together like this.
Danny, you who made this?
Jean and I do it, Yes.
Harold Meyerowitz. A retrospective.
You send pictures and they make it for you.
Oh, Dad, Jean and I talked to a woman in the museum at Bard.
- Is that Hilma Federman? - Hilma, yes.
And there is interest in doing shows there.
Oh, that's what they can't do for you, after years of giving it.
I thought with Eliza went well this fall
and your history as a teacher, we have a good chance.
Danny, make sure Hilma sees the book.
A retrospective at this time will be the real fur on my hat,
and I think it brings attention to new jobs.
The problem is, Dad, it will be part of a performance group.
Bard School.
A performance group. No, that's basically an insult.
I think Hilma is angry because I chose to oppose her leadership.
Don't tell Hilma.
- Hilma hasn't offered it yet. - If he does, tell him not.
Maureen, where is the gourmet hummus?
It's upstairs.
Why?
You will always be my superstar.
You will always be number one I will always be your genius girl
I will never be your stupid child.
No, no.
You will always be good at math.
You will always be smart give a star name.
You will always be there to catch me.
Except when I fall from a monkey's trunk.
Still hating myself at that time.
The broken arm makes you very sad.
There is your shot at the Olympics.
But the black and white cake makes it not so bad.
And there is always you.
And there is always me.
And there is always us.
Father and Mother and Genius girls make three.
You hold my hand, You get my toes.
But luckily I have Mother's nose.
You are better than a hundred shows on Broadway.
And there is always you.
And there is always me.
And there is always us.
Father and Mother and Genius girls make three.
That is Meyerowitz and Meyerowitz's composition.
We wrote it at the age of nine years.
Are sharks bad or sharks bad?
Daddy, it's raw.
The rice is hard and the shells are closed.
Daddy, limping you worse.
Always... worse again after I sit down.
- Just stretched it. - Please see someone about that.
I have an appointment with an acupuncturist on Tuesday.
Someone who is real?
I tell you, You will meet a lot...
beauty, interest, new people.
Or I imagine You will do it.
I didn't make it more than a month at college high because I really like drugs.
I will miss Mom and Dad.
I know. We will miss you too.
I still haven't tidy up my mind, you are not together.
We don't get along if we only.
Sorry, I can't drive you out, but your mother won that one.
It's okay. He is a good driver.
And I will be up there whenever you are ready for me.
Marcus is picking you up.
Does Marcus know to choose the tunnel is not a bridge?
At this time, the bridge will jam.
Will you be okay here?
Yes.
It would be nice to spend time with Dad when Maureen left.
Do you know? I don't get a lot of time growing up with him.
This is a chance to get closer now.
Very good You and Jean got it at this event.
I know it's just a lecture event,
but I think it really can put it back on the map.
The work is good and deserves get more exposure.
You are a girl who is really pretty
You have become a great father.
I think I'm still like that.
I don't mean that.
Hey, Marcus.
Hey, Danny.
Sms when you get it...
This is interesting.
I think this is a masterpiece, Brian.
This is meant as a sort of sequel to "Halfwing Gilded".
The squiggles outside Lincoln Center.
Yes, James, "Gilded Halfwing."
This is probably my most famous work.
This work has the energy of a young man.
But I like to think that my work will be richer,
more interesting.
When Matthew tells me that it's yours,
I feel, "I'm always walking there all the time"
We are in Central Park West now, but already looking for the right place in the city center.
Show James and Brian wood structure.
Yes, I've been working on wood recently.
Danny, give me a hand.
What about this, with gold? Always love this one.
No, that's not it. This is my little work.
Here.
How is the noise in this area?
- Being very noisy, all these tourists. - Only on weekends.
How long has Matthew been...
- Hey, Dad, let me help. - Business Manager?
He has done that, I think has been almost five years.
How did you two meet?
We met at the fundraising event for Chuck Schumer.
- Large water pressure. - Art here.
This is very intuitive, really,
and in the way, return to the old master.
I think I did the best job in my life right now, but...
That's just the opinion of one person.
I saw Brian very attractive.
He has a small face but is muscular like my old lover, Willem Dafoe.
And James has a very strong hand .
They are very enthusiastic with their work.
Are they interested in with home or art?
- I think art. - or both.
What do you mean, "both?" Maureen? What do you mean, "both?"
From Matthew, they are interested in buying all jobs,
some furniture, as well as a house.
Home? What do you say to them?
- We are open to exploring it. - The Mets are making a comeback.
- They get the first and third without anyone coming out. - You think about selling, why?
Very expensive to take care of this place,
and we spend more than much time in country houses.
But the sword is yours.
I have it before we get married, but that is ours. Everything is ours now.
You sell all this art, Dad? Why?
- We have no place for that. - Do you want to sell?
Oh come on. Cabrera only plays double.
- Matt set this up? - I told him this was a family discussion.
I feel this one!
I don't think you have to sell, I told you.
- I don't expect you to be angry. - me! I'm angry about that.
- Why do you care? - I do not know.
- We've lived here for years. - you are not here.
This is where Matthew grew up. You live in Queens with your mother.
I live here for a year when I am 16 years old.
Studiomu is here.
Do they want all the artwork?
I mean, Dad, with shows here or there, your work can be valuable.
That's right.
I said no.
Everyone in the family will consult before we sell anything.
Matthew isn't here, you know?
Matthew... not home now!
This is the Meyerowitz tradition, this house!
Well, I guess I don't know about that.
I don't mean that.
He becomes sensitive about these things. He feels like an outsider.
He doesn't have his own child.
I told him, "Technically, You are their stepmother"
Take care of Daddy!
Yes.
I'll do it.
Goofy!
Old Babushka.
I remember I spent months asking to charge the pool for your birthday.
Bastard basis!
Famous blueberry pancakes.
"Famous blueberry pancakes?"
Terry will move Columbus into a pen.
The Mets needs intermediate pioneers.
Yes! All in one recording: Videodrome, Hills Hills Hills, misspelled,
and... Eagles Law.
You are entitled to a lawyer.
It looks like he already has his lawyer.
Hey...
Father, you remember the song I wrote
about a man who works in your study that you never remember his name?
His name is Byron.
But you call him Myron.
Three times you call him Myron.
Until you hear other people Say "B"
Byron, Myron Byron, Myron.
What is the difference if you look at his eyes?
Say with confidence And look at his eyes.
Don't check your shoes Don't glance at the sky.
Say with confidence And look at his eyes.
Myron.
Eliza's first film, okay. He sent the link.
- What is your password? - Try "Matthew"
The Adventure of the Pagina Man!
- When I go to college, I want... - What?
- You know. - What?
Having sex.
Do you want to make love?
- I guess. - He doesn't want to make love.
He wants to do it.
I would love to...
Feel it next to your neck?
Do you want to remove sanitary napkins and put on a wound dressing?
You want to put your butt on her butt, but continue?
Then who comes near you, You bet it's gone!
Oh dear, you have to learn a lot.
Ping Pong rowing it further.
- Ping-Pong rowing... - Wait a minute.
What if I can have both?
What if I can be both?
I have a penis and vagina.
Call me...
Male Pagina.
Pagina's men peek where they want.
Pagina men make love that they hope they want.
Hello?
Shut up!
Shut up.
I should watch this first, I thought.
Wow, that is a difficult R.
- Oh come on. He missed the bag. - You can see he's safe!
- I can see this, Mets doesn't want it. - Father!
Hello? Who?
- L.J. Hey - They pinch hit for deGrom.
What is that?
He is a gifted child when taking my class.
Yes, I think he will be a capable assistant.
Well, you know, do the job.
Bard comes to me about the show.
How are you there?
Oh, I don't know. How are you?
Maureen said they were picking you up at MoMA... you and Tim Burton.
Right, Matisse and Picasso too, of course.
Let's have lunch one day.
Are you still in the western village?
Brooklyn!
Or for your opening?
I come if you invite me.
next Friday? Yes, I think I can succeed.
Okay, I'll see you later.
That is an invention. Turn it on.
What is L.J?
I always like L.J.
He said he had prostate surgery. I don't know about that.
And I really like the job.
Very experimental initial work.
You know, I and he showed to Paula Cooper in the late 60s.
I like stuff 80 & apos; an, the bear.
Do you like bears?
I guess bears.
You know that moment, I am a famous person.
I want to come, if it's okay. This will be a real gift for me.
I think they have been filled.
- L.J. make me special. - Good.
I can see you get a ticket. You may have to pay.
Okay, whatever.
Oh God!
Your orange juice is out of date, that I just realized might happen!
Do you have a black tie?
I have a herringbone blazer
and trousers with hummus stains quickly.
I think we might have extra, belongs to Maureen's ex-husband.
Father, nothing fancy.
I thought I saw some people.
I don't see anyone.
We are Harold Meyerowitz.
Good...
You are included in the list for public appearance, which starts in 45 minutes.
- Now this is a personal display. - Tell him it's a mistake.
- Tell him L.J. enter me personally. - Good.
- Tell him. This is nonsense. - Dad.
- We are old friends with L.J. - Sorry, I can't let you in.
- Currently, this is a private event. - Tell him to tell L.J...
Father, he hears everything you say.
- Let's wait for 45 minutes. - I'll go home.
Come on, Dad. Father.
My father Harold Meyerowitz.
He is a contemporary from L.J. & Apos, also a sculptor.
- Danny! - L.J.
This person gives you trouble? Danny!
You are very young the last time I saw you
The last time I saw you was eaten night Chinese Village that you would throw.
Very good! I lived with my father that year.
- You and Matthew, always playing music. - Yes.
Your father with Julia, I'm with Maya... before divorce.
Well, before divorce both. He has divorced my mother.
- But yes, it's a nice dinner. - Will you go somewhere after this?
Dad says it's black tie.
- Loretta is here - Is she?
Yes, he is floating around this _ damn mouse somewhere.
I will look for it.
There are parents!
- One of my favorite artists. - I saw you stopped coloring your beard.
Yes. See yourself.
You guys, very funny.
Come on, drink. We have Żubrówka.
I just reread The Razor's Edge. This is Larry Darrell's drink.
I see Maugham becoming skilled without being an artist,
but I will drink a little red wine if you have it.
This is a Museum of Modern Art, Unfortunately, they have everything.
Hey, old man, what's with your face?
Oh, that's nothing. We have dogs.
You have to be careful about our age.
Good.
Loretta.
Loretta?
Danny?
Damn! Stay there, I will come to you.
- Oh, you have my hair. - Oh, yeah.
- I don't know you will come. - I came with my father.
- Do you want to go somewhere after this? - No.
- Why are you getting dressed? - I do not know.
I don't know.
The work looks good. I don't know that the presentation helped.
- Thank you. - You think? Yes, good...
some bears are not well served.
The work is more intimate than the room. But, hey, you're in a row.
Oh no. Do not say like that. Finish line.
- Hello. - Oh, Sigourney!
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
- You don't even die. - Wait until the end.
Sigourney weaver, this is Harold Meyerowitz.
- Hi, I'm Sigourney. - I'm Harold.
Nice to meet you.
So, I mean, just to see all the same room is awesome.
I'm so glad you came.
- We will go and see the bear now. - Treat them well.
Hey, how are you, old man? How are you Maureen?
- Bard comes to me about the show. - Do you still teach there?
Oh, I'm retired, but my grandson just started as a new student,
he made a movie.
They all do that now.
I say don't teach them what we do, there's no money in that.
You seem to have found a way.
Hope it's okay. I invite Sigourney for dinner afterwards.
Yes, of course. I've known Sigourney for 20 years. Glenn, you remember...
I heard tomorrow's greeting from Michael, and Twitter was almost entirely shining.
- Good. - We will have fun.
Glenn Twitchell, this is Harold Meyerowitz.
- Glenn is the curator here now. - Nice to meet you.
- We have acted, Nice to meet you. - Oh wait.
Harold Meyerowitz, damn, of course. We've met.
- In 70's. - Been a long time.
What have you done? I'm sorry, I don't know.
- Do you make art? Are you in town? - I don't talk to you.
Will you excuse me?
Come here.
Wait a minute, old man. Go.
- I remember you like that. - Yes.
I used to feel mixed up because I was part of Dad's art,
But now I kind of love him.
Do you know, does he dedicate the catalog to me?
It must be a cool thing. Everything is very cool.
This is special for me, I don't come out like this generally.
How about family and everything?
Well, Karen and I split up...
Split.
Oh, shit. I am sorry. I did the same thing.
- Really? - Yes, but good.
My girls handle it so great.
How are you?
Oh, alright. Karen and I stayed together until Eliza went to school,
But, I just don't want to do what my dad did, you know?
A failed marriage and...
Ever worry about us doing the same thing as them?
- But we are very different. - Do you think so?
Very different. We grew up like animals.
My worries are that we are too different.
We are too close to our children, aren't we?
Parents should not be good friends with their children.
I mean, I don't think my girls will move.
Quietly I expect that with Eliza,
But, unfortunately, he looks quite healthy in that area.
Oh, Danny Meyerowitz.
- I want to go. - Oh, my God.
- Father. - Harold? Loretta.
Loretta, I don't recognize you at all.
I leave.
There is a little girl who continues I see running on Bond Street.
- I want to go. - Just a few minutes, roomie?
I will go.
- Is that your dad's great show? - This is a great show.
- We just found it. - You know it.
- Our apartment is also in... - Loretta.
- I have to go. - Oh no.
Do you not stay for dinner?
- I don't think we are invited. - Excuse me.
I will be better. He is aging.
Oh, alright.
- Nice to meet you. - Very good.
I return your hair again.
Good... goodbye, Danny.
See you later.
Father!
Father.
Did you hear me?
Damn.
Finally, L.J. is a popular, but minimal, artist.
There is a shallow bravura, but no one is unconscious, there is no discovery.
I know you like bears, but this is an overhaul of an annoying cliche,
like listening to music that is played a little out the key.
- I can't see it. - And the video work is embarrassing.
I never forgive L.J. use Loretta in the pieces.
You don't do that to small children.
And this is a comment that is disturbing about culture
A really ordinary job, which is mostly done by his assistant,
get respectful reviews from critics, who should know better.
He is a talented and talented puzzle.
Let me see if there are taxis.
Nice to see Loretta.
He is very happy to see me. He gave me a kiss.
I do it well.
I'm pretty funny, I guess. I can't get the phone number or anything.
Maybe you can give me an L.J email.
I don't feel comfortable giving it. There might be a job.
Good.
I met the weaving Sigourney...
very friendly.
He said, "Hi, I'm Sigourney."
I said, "Hi, I'm Harold."
Have you ever thought to get a job?
You basically never work in your life.
I think you will feel better about yourself.
Have you ever thought to play music again?
Maureen will be back next Thursday.
You have to think about where you will stay.
You can stay with us for a while, but...
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Maureen wants me to remind you to go through boxes and objects upstairs.
We will start throwing everything away.
You might want these sunglasses.
- That is Matthew. - I also let him know.
- Hello? Sorry, hello? - Yo, how are you?
Sorry, Elvis made me laugh.
Who is Elvis?
What? Sorry, Joaquin's roommate.
Oh, alright. Who is Joaquin?
He is a friend. What's the matter, dad?
I am at Harold & apos; s.
We go to the opening of L.J. Shapiro on MoMA.
Is that fun?
Yes, only for a moment.
You have fun with grandpa?
I might stay in Jean & apos; s in Rochester for a while.
I will be closer to you, but don't worry.
Good.
We will see this band, then there is a party. Phone tomorrow huh?
Yes, I will wake up early.
- What's wrong? - There is no.
- I can hear it in your voice - Nothing.
Tell me.
Wait, I will step out so we can talk.
No. Go to your counselor, I promise I am fine.
- You promised? - Yes.
Good. My phone will be stand-by if you want to call, okay?
No need, don't worry.
Otherwise, let's talk in the morning?
- Alright, have fun. - But call if necessary.
- Will not. - See you, Dad.
See you later.
Good.
Bodo Amat!
Bodo Be careful! Whatever...!
Is that okay ?!
- It's okay. Right? - Is that all right that just happened?
- I don't know. - I'm afraid.
- These people in the past six months. - That's why I'm here.
I collect documents that anticipate where you will be at the end of the year,
Advantages face to face.
Oh, my God. Really? Have we spent this much?
That is the first page.
Suction Continue! Oh, God, really?
Change orders added.
We don't budget for saltwater pools.
How is your child?
Good.
I am having a fight with my wife right now.
Randy, I don't want to sound restless,
but you won't be able to maintain your lifestyle
if things continue like this.
And you won't do tours in the near future.
- Fun. - Correct?
This is my own espress nuts. See? I do everything I can to make money.
Coffee that will pay for the pool.
That might be too much pressure to use coffee.
This is what we will do, we will give you a pool...
- Yes! - But not this year.
We will rent downstairs, which is categorized as commercial,
- and get tenants for the second floor. - But can't I pay...
Income from leases will include property taxes,
You can live on the top two floors.
Everything you can have. Let me only...
- Hello? - They will not sit me without you.
- Where are you? - I stand outside the place.
- You are 45 minutes early. - There are many tables available.
- That person is a jerk. - We have a reservation.
- Do you call my name? - I said my name.
- Let me finish, we will find out. - How long is it really?
I will be there when we say we will meet.
Hurry up. Parking is easier than I expected.
Okay, I'll see you soon.
We will not work on the pool now.
- I think that's the right decision. - Everything is fine?
Absolutely. Lunch with my father.
Say no more.
No, it's easier now.
When I was young, I was very embedded in his complaint,
His anger in the world, they are mine too,
But now I live 3,000 miles away and have my own child, a growing business,
I'm not even angry at him anymore.
It's even funny, you know...
Sorry, I don't know why I suddenly...
I think it's all dust plaster and coffee.
- Do you need something? - Like what?
Come see. Someone brings you up and the other takes you down,
but I'm not sure which one.
Can you guess?
- I've never used these pants occasionally. - Never...
Take both.
Thank you, Matt.
I don't have someone in my life like you.
- There is my child. - Hey.
This is yours. They are in the upper room.
Maureen is throwing everything away. I want you to have it.
Thank you.
- This Vuarnets belongs to Danny. - He says it's yours.
- No, you can throw it away. - This is quite luxurious.
Maybe Maureen will use it.
- What happened to your face? - We have dogs. Did I tell you?
- Maybe. - Bruno, my bill, we called him Bruno.
Named an idiot in Stroszek Werner Herzog.
- Never see it. - Is it true?
I have a cassette at home, if you want to come.
So what happened?
Oh, he lunged at the crazy rabbit, took me in the process.
- You have to see another dog. - Are you alright?
I'm fine. He is not really. It's not his fault.
- Should we enter? - I don't eat here.
- Because they don't want to sit you? - The man is very annoying.
- Let me talk to him. - No, let's go somewhere else.
- I only have one and a half hours. - This is my protest, like McEnroe.
Okay, let me think.
Not too far away, because at three o'clock, I have to put money in the meter.
- This man is stepping on my heel. - No, father, he is with me.
This is Gabe. He works at my firm in New York.
Nice to meet you, Mr. Meyerowitz.
I think Gabe can join with us for lunch.
- The specialty is in housing planning. - I have an accountant.
I have the opportunity to review some documents...
Barry Sukenick doesn't work on this scale,
and as we move towards home sales,
Maybe the right time for completes some business.
If we sell a house, it will be my decision.
- Sorry. - Brian and James, who you met...
Interracial homosexual couples who are very charming, and intelligent in the job.
They are familiar with the term "Halfwing Gilded".
Yes, James says they really like the job, and they love that house and they make an offer.
For that job too?
For work, home, some furniture.
- Your brother doesn't want to sell. - my sister?
Half sister, we have different mothers. That is really embarrassing for him, then.
Danny stands the most for profit. He doesn't work.
- He and Karen have separated. - Is it true?
I brought him in, but now he is with Jean in Rochester.
- Damn. - Apparently, his mother moved to Florida,
I don't know. Do you know?
- No. - He is still angry with me, apparently.
Your younger brother and sister help arrange the show for me on the Bard.
- A retrospective? - A retrospective faculty, yes.
Like a... group show.
- I will only sit here. - There are other artists,
But I was promised a place that was very prominent in the gallery.
Sounds good, congratulations.
You buy the property at 1973 for $ 60,000,
But since you borrowed against the house several times,
the net result has been reduced.
Danny thinks that after the show,
my work can really appreciate values and that we have to wait.
You just told me that Danny doesn't want to sell at all.
Father, whatever happens in Bard, dad can't afford housing taxes.
Father pays two months for use.
Things you don't think about: housemaids...
Mercedes has been with us for years,
and even though I regret his politics, I didn't let him go.
- I give an example. - Am I paying for it?
No, he did this as an aid. Gabe's specialty is not my skill.
- I have personal wealth. - Something I don't know.
- Gabe will only be paid when we sell. - I didn't give Gabe anything.
Absolutely not. And I don't talk about this with him.
- This is a private family affair. - Okay, I understand.
Usually, conspiracies are installed by the people close to you.
I don't even know this bastard.
- Can we check? - We don't order anything.
- I want to hit Gabe right in the nose. - The owner is a client.
That's why we can get a table so last minute.
That is why they gave us this bigger table.
I imagine they will also send some complementary items.
What is baby aspirin?
- Adult aspirin disturbs my stomach. - Are you alright?
- I have a headache, it doesn't matter. - Do you want to go to the doctor?
That is not necessary.
You are very important You need two phones.
L.J. have a show at MoMA, I think I'll check it out.
I'm opening. I met the weaving Sigourney.
- How is L.J.? - We chat.
He said to me, "My name is Sigourney." I said, "My name is Harold."
L.J. said that he would try come to the show at Bard.
- That's great. - I'm sure he wants to see you there.
Yes, if I'm in town.
I thought I would show one bronze.
This is the first part I made when you used to sit on the floor and see me work.
Do you remember that?
You have said this before, and I don't remember it.
You will give me tools and give suggestions as if you were the artist.
Yes, not really.
This was originally untitled, but I will call it "Matthew" I also want to meet Eliza.
He sent me the film, which I think is very good. Did you like it?
At that time, I thought you might be interested in sculpture,
or maybe an actor or comic.
You are a very talented person imitating.
I imitate a lot of the voices of my colleagues, which makes people in the firm break.
"I'll run down to smoke"
You don't know...
You don't know Ezra, but that is a good copy.
You are also very musical, like Danny.
- But Danny really can play. - No, that's right.
He is very talented. I don't know why he didn't chase him.
I know he is raising a child, but in these days and ages, it is still possible to do both.
So many other factors, don't you think?
I think you will do something artistic.
I work with artists. I understand his temper.
Maybe Eliza will be my in the department.
Even though, it seems like he is more commercial minded,
and potentially lesbian.
Really? I do not understand.
I thought I told you I left the company where I lived.
I and several others start our own firm.
It was scary and a big change, but everything was finished and we did it very well.
- Maureen is talking to her friend... - Many old clients come with us.
About asking someone to come and review a show.
- I think we... - I was ignored by the Times.
We are a good alternative for some large companies.
- This can get me back to the map. - This is our logo.
$ 55 for steak?
- They are known for their meat. - And $ 35 for salmon?
Do you get salmon to slap you at that price?
- Do you want to divide the salmon? - I'll get my own steak.
- The overall portion is too much for me. - Eat what you can.
- I will have a start. - I paid.
Have you eaten with us before? Do you have a question?
We have an answer. I will eat salad...
- A little gem, okay. - to start, and then I'll eat steak.
- 6 ounces or 12 ounces? - 12, and maybe spinach for the dining table.
- Potatoes sound good. - Of course.
And... will we get wine?
That's life.
And maybe... this is Brunello.
That is one of my favorites.
I will have a steak and salad market.
We don't have much time, so bring it all at once.
Of course.
What is my grandson that I have never seen?
Here.
He is quite handsome. Her hair is blonde.
No, it's his friend Sebastian.
He is the one who holds his hand in his pants.
He slipped his shirt.
He looks like a child di Kubrick's The Shining.
This is the sweater, I guess.
Handsome boy, has Meyerowitz's eyes. Does he like the Knicks?
I think he will be a fan of the Lakers because you basically are Angeleno at this time.
Difficult to establish relationships and children.
- I imagine you also feel it. - No.
Not really. I don't feel difficult.
- You have been married four times. - Three, the first is canceled.
I married her because of Tony, but I thought about what it meant to go,
But even pondering it makes me feel guilty.
I have never met his mother, so I can't advise you in that department.
You can come to our wedding.
You married at L.A.
I don't invite many people, but everyone I invite,
including Mother, come except for you.
- Insolent! - What?
This bastard just put his glasses on our table.
- I don't think he realized... - Oh no. He knew exactly what he was doing.
Father, in terms of your inheritance,
I don't want daddy to make mistakes that can be avoided.
Then that will be my fault.
We will accept this.
Very good. Before he dries, Maureen drinks half of my wine cellar,
so I've never drank wine for a while.
But he has been aware for 6 weeks.
- Does he still go to A.A? - He does it in his own way.
Maureen feels uncomfortable by A.A., which I can understand.
This is quite infantile, gives you control like that.
I think that's the idea.
I say Maureen, "I don't like you when you drink. You become a different person"
- Does it look like we need two soy sauce? - What are you talking about?
That boy just put the soy sauce on our table.
Before you realize it, he will sit on my lap.
- I will hit this person on his nose. - It is okay. We have a bigger table.
Daddy, what's the matter?
- Please don't do it again. - This is my protest You'd better hope he's not cold.
They leave. Can you relax now? I want to relax now.
Insolent.
I think the Knicks might be interesting this year.
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute, where is my jacket?
- Next to you. - This is not my jacket.
- That bastard takes my jacket. - What do you mean?
- He has my jacket - He is still outside. I'll get it back.
Damn, this is 3:00. I have to put money into the meter.
- Forget it. - I can't get the ticket.
Damn. I will arrest that person, you can check it.
I think you paid. I will not order wine.
- What do you want me to do? - Where is our servant? Excuse me!
Father!
Excuse me!
Excuse me! Excuse me! Excuse me!
- What? - Sorry, I think there's a mix.
- You seem to take my father's jacket. - What?
You have a jacket. We have yours.
- On the way - This is my jacket, man.
I don't think so. Just wait until he gets here.
- I know what jacket I took. - I understand, but you are wrong.
- You're crazy, man. - Listen, wait a minute, okay?
God, how much does it cost? Where do you need to be?
- Where does he go? - Just wait. Hey, turn around.
- Do you want to get a punch, man? - What is your problem?
Can't you see? You have my father's jacket, my father has your jacket.
What's the problem? Father, give the jacket.
- What is that? - This is a ticket cut for something called Fault in Our Stars.
- I don't know that. - Of course.
Have children who are dying of cancer. That is a big blow.
I've seen it before.
- When did you see Fault in Our Stars? - In 3 parts of the country.
That really affects.
The children win amazingly.
Father, how can he enter tear down the Fault in Our Stars ticket on his jacket?
- There are no tickets, luck. - That person really is a bastard.
- Indeed he is. We never really had lunch. - Damn tourist.
We should say something more important. I let it slip with a stab.
- He will eat me. - Of course you don't want to come home?
- Maureen will make pigeons. - No, I have to go, Dad.
Where do you go?
I go to Mother's house.
- Maybe I'll go with you. - I don't know what...
It is summer at Martha's Vineyard
- with L.J., Maya, Paul and Lori. - We stay at Knapp's house,
- together with the strange blind dog. - Yes.
And Matthew, you made everything this card game, do you remember?
And there is one where I ask if it's based on luck,
and you say is based on hope.
You hope to get a good card.
And that's what we say all season hot, remember? "That's based on hope."
I was assigned to make "Gilded Halfwing" that summer.
L.J. very jealous. I've sold part of it to Whitney.
- Where do they store the pieces? - Not lost. They cataloged this.
- I didn't say that. - Harold, do you see?
You still have one of the "Halfwing Gilded" sketches.
- Yes it looks good here - Yes, Cody really admires her.
- He said it gave him an idea. - I think Cody is a sports teacher.
No, he teaches Spanish on P.S. 182 and train the football team.
Matthew, Cody's son will come for dinner. I make meat rolls.
Okay, good, I'm starving.
I told Matthew that this seemed a complicated ruse
just to make his parents back together.
You don't say that to me.
This is Tony on FaceTime. You mind if I...
Harold, do you want coffee, or tea, or what?
- He must go! - Tea will be fun.
I can't drink coffee after 4.
- Hi dear! - If you have biscuits or something,
- I'm starving too. - Hi. I was playing a game for a while.
This is called All Dead Animals. Do you want to see that?
Father, you better have a beard made from paper or beard made of trees?
What is a beard made from trees?
A beard made from a tree is a beard that is like a tree.
- Like... leaves on a tree? - Yes, but like a beard.
- I'm cooking. - I think beards are made of trees?
- Me too. - Is this my Buddenbrooks?
- I think it's my Buddenbrooks copy. - I do not know.
Are you better off dead in old age or suicide?
- Old age, I think. - I also.
Do you give him regular milk?
- Victoria, I don't know you're there. - Of course I'm here.
He doesn't know how to use his own phone.
Yes, I do.
- He can't have milk - We don't know for sure.
- Yes, we know. - I will press the button now
- Wait. I love you. Dear? - I pressed the button...
Tell him Grandma said hi.
Me too.
We are very careful when dividing books, which I remember.
Me too. Give it back, Daddy.
I have searched for this edition.
You have lived without it for 30 years. I think you can manage it.
You can accept it, Harold, if you want. I mostly stop reading fiction.
- Will I take you to the car? - I can stay a little longer.
Nice to see you again, Harold.
I think the last time sa Matt graduation.
You know...
there is something I want I say and...
I'm thinking of calling or writing, but I've never done it.
I am very sorry about how I was with Danny and Jean.
I am a child who is myself in many ways, and...
they are so angry with me... I lead you, frankly,
and we start again, we have Matt.
We don't want to see the past, and that can be understood, but...
If only I would take care of it.
More generous.
More motherhood, really.
I think some of them suffer because of that, and... I feel bad.
However, that is what I want to say.
Nice to meet you.
This is called tempting when you are young.
I'm not sure what the name is when I was over 70 years old.
You only arrive here.
He still has my picture on the wall next to the photo of the sports teacher.
Cody is a good person.
Your mother is more comfortable in the end with a half-smart man.
Then he can dominate. I'm too great.
After separation and before Cody, he is with a homosexual,
and before that, a man who has no legs.
False claims about not reading fiction, I feel disgusted.
He is disguised as an ordinary person so it doesn't threaten Cody.
But it's smart, but fake magic.
It's a shame your mother, who knows better,
has given up on this fashionable anti-art movement.
This is why we have a Republican Congress.
- I can't believe you took the book. - He said I could have it. That is mine.
Do you have your key?
He is obviously very happy to see me.
When it's over, we don't speak,
But now you see the big hug he insists on giving?
Maureen always says that your mother is the love of my life.
- Will you take a bridge or tunnel? - I thought you would leave tomorrow.
That's why I drive all the way to Brooklyn.
I live a few more days.
I was around all the plaster dust.
We have lots of rooms. Maureen really wants to see you too.
He is your stepmother and like Cody is your father.
I told Mom that I would stay here.
Maybe half of the time there and half with us?
I didn't split the time like I did at the age of 15.
That is very important to me after our separation
I saw you half the time.
I want to handle it after Danny and Jean.
- Then make it up to them. - I made a real effort with you
Danny and Jean, I can do it better,
But I don't see anything important that I can do better with you.
- Really? No? - Oh, come on, Matthew.
You feel like that all great things?
Danny was really angry, and Jean wasn't even angry.
But I have your focus, and that pisses me off in another way.
We have never seen each other. Do not fight.
I keep thinking I know how to handle you now,
But then I see you and I get sucked into your crap again.
Your career, your jacket...
Then, when I try to help, like today, you don't listen.
I don't see how I can be a bad father.
- See how successful you are. - Correct.
- I can never become an entrepreneur. - Good.
I've told Maureen, "I don't know who overtook Matthew.
I certainly don't know how make money"
That's right, I'm not following you! None of us do it!
You must be the only artist in the family!
It doesn't matter if I make money, because You don't respect what I do!
Do you need respect from me?
The world respects you because You make money.
I want to hit you in the nose!
I know you think you can treat I'm like this because of your money.
It doesn't matter how much money I make!
You make me feel like I'm talking empty because you don't care about it!
But you also really did it!
You are obsessed with that!
You know that I beat you!
I beat you!
I beat...
This is quite surprising.
Collection of liquids in the left side of his head
pushes the brain to the right.
The brain experiences so a lot of pressure and irritation
that he is in a state of almost coma before we operate.
There is still bleeding in the left frontal lobe, but no tissue is lost.
Head trauma blocking the pathway spinal fluid absorption,
which slows down speech, causes lethargy, headaches.
Honestly, this must have been taken care of immediately after the trauma.
Do you pay attention to his wife who is very fragrant?
- I thought I smelled alcohol on his breath. - Yes, I'm worried about him too.
I'm not aware of anyone here. How are you?
- He is sleeping. - Do not do much, sleep. Shit! Sorry.
- Good. Are you family? - Yes.
- Maureen just told us this morning. - Yes. Via sms.
- They are in Maureen's country house. - We drove from Rochester to Pittsfield.
- We want to talk to the doctor. - We can't get information yet.
I am Pam. This is Dr. Soni.
- Hi greetings. - Jean.
- Hi greetings. - Danny.
Dr. Soni, can you tell us what happened to our father?
When your mother is here, we can handle it.
She is our stepmother.
He is seven years old when he has me.
When your mother returns.
We can't find it. He is not in a country house.
- The voicemail message is full. - Why don't you tell us now?
It's awkward.
- What is awkward? - What?
I don't want to be involved in family dynamics,
But he told me not to talk to other people.
Good, that's not true, obviously. We are her children.
- You can talk to us - No, that's what I said.
Since he is his closest family, I cannot legally speak with you. I'm so sorry.
He has an opening on Monday.
This is a real hospital Our first...
Talk to your stepmother.
Why do you tell doctors to not talk to us?
Maureen, where have you been?
Do you move like that on purpose?
What? No, it's always more bad after I sit down.
- I thought you ridiculed me - You didn't walk like that.
- I think it's a bad copy. - We need to talk to Dr. Soni.
Dr. Soni looks very similar my friend at university
which is the art of a thief, but is of no use to you.
- No. - Not at all
I will get the information, and you can ask me.
E-mail might be better if we are in Rochester.
- I'm here, Danny is here. - I am here.
You need to tell him that it's okay talk to me, or Danny, or Matt,
who is on the way.
- Matt coming? - He texted me, I texted him.
He is your Sms, you text him.
Do you think I won't say the truth?
- I can drive, Maureen. - Jean...
You use the same sweater as the that I last saw.
Really?
Maureen, we have sat in the room with him,
and he is bound to the machines, and there is a wound on his head,
and he is unconscious,
and we don't know where you are or what is happening.
Talk to the doctor...!
Oh, hi. Still sleeping?
I'm Pam, nurse.
Hey, I'm Matt, boy.
Oh, I met your brother and sister.
Half brothers and sisters, yes. Is he okay?
Dr. I talked to your stepmother, then your sibling... his half-brother,
and everything is done, and he can talk to you freely now.
Oh well. How are you?
Your father was taken to us the night before,
But because he took baby aspirin,
which is blood thinning, Dr. I have to wait until morning for surgery.
What happened?
He has chronic subdural hematoma,
Which means that in the case it has happened bleeding in his head for some time.
How can he have this disease?
Something like this can generally occur from falling, or if he hits his head.
He fell around four months ago. Bruno pulled him to the path.
Honestly, I'm surprised he got a slow response.
He must be truly tolerance to discomfort.
Will he be okay?
Because he waited so long,
There is a slight irritation in the frontal lobe,
and now after pressure from the brain, it causes severe agitation.
The frontal lobe has language,
but potentially one hundred percent can be recovered.
He is very responsive this morning.
He identifies objects. I show the flashlight, he said "flashlight"
I will leave you.
Thank you, Pam.
Hey.
Do you know my name?
Of course, you are Matthew.
What is this?
Blackberry.
Yes.
This is...
What, father?
This...
You...
It's okay, we don't need to talk.
I can say it.
You are here...
is what I want.
How...? How do you feel?
I'm happy...
I'm glad you are here.
Yes, I use red eyes when I hear it.
I'm sorry we...
I'm sorry this happened.
When do I...?
Your opening?
It's Monday.
What is today?
No, today is Wednesday.
Will that happen?
That will happen, Dad.
I don't know if you can go.
Will you?
Of course, I will go.
You speak for me.
Yes, I can say something, yes.
It's yours.
We make it together.
I have a meeting in a city that I must live.
- Good. - It is okay, right?
- Sure. - She's fine, right? I didn't leave it?
- I can't answer it. - I only have this client meeting.
- I understand. - She's fine, right?
I think so, huh.
I left my number in the room. Call me if there is a change.
Where are you?
I'm in Pittsfield. In Massachusetts.
Is it like New York?
This is a different situation.
Here is bright. What is wrong?
Rain.
You can't fight the weather. You can fight knights.
- Yes. - and ninja.
Do you know who is good at playing ninja? Jim.
- Who is Jim? - He is a handyman.
I've never heard of Jim.
You used to live here, but now no longer.
If you do it, You must know Jim.
Do you see a lot of Jim?
He comes on weekends. Is this a weekend?
In three days this is a weekend.
Three days, it's three weeks.
No, honey, it's three days. Is Jim staying?
No, Jim doesn't sleep.
He stayed up all night with Mother had dinner and left in the morning.
Wait, I got another call.
Raise your hand if the ninja is your favorite thing.
- Wait a minute, my dear. - Goodbye.
Hello?
Maybe if he hears it?
Danny, stop. That doesn't help. Do you know who this is?
Everything is fine.
Do you remember when you said "Danny?"
- You have to stop giving him an answer. - Everything is alright.
Who is this?
Everything is fine.
- Oh no. - This is Matt. He just arrived here.
- Stop giving him answers. - So, how do we do it?
- Everything is fine. - Where is Nurse Pam?
- Pam Engels or Pam Chin? - I do not know.
I'm new here. He knows what Blackberry
and can say my name and everything.
We talked about the program.
Are you here? Where are you?
Sometimes they can take a few moments to get back from this operation.
No, he's back.
I'm sorry, who are you? Anyone? I just arrived.
- We are children. - Where is Pam?
- I'm not here, so I don't know. - I'm here, that's what I said.
Why don't you contact us? Where are you going?
I head to town for a meeting, and I turn when Pam calls.
Fatigue can cause this, and blood pressure is high.
This is not fatigue. There is something wrong. Where? Can't we find Pam?
No, I'm a nurse in charge.
- You are here. Why don't you contact us? - It never occurred to me.
- Where is Dr. Soni? - He is around him.
Something happened to my father.
- I want Pam Nurse! - Okay, you have to stop shouting.
- We apologize, he's just emotional. - This is our father.
I'm not emotional, Danny! I want Pam's nurse!
We are currently waiting for a neurologist to read the EEG for brain wave activity.
- When will it happen? - I do not know. This is being read in India.
Because... why?
Meanwhile, I'll give him Lotensin for high blood pressure.
I'll be back soon.
Good.
He gave him Lotensin. What did she drink for her blood pressure before?
Other nurses come. He did something.
- Yes, it seems like he knows. - Do you write it down?
- I don't remember. - I don't remember either.
From now on, everything will be written. Do you understand?
That's one thing! You can read the number now.
He is still alive!
God, these people do this to make a living.
These people change every five minutes.
If we don't pay attention, he might die.
- Do you understand that? - I understand.
- God. - I will write everything.
- Everything. - Yes.
- I got it! - I am sorry!
It's OK!
Nice to meet you, Matt.
Missing speech can be due to frequent or partial seizures.
Up and down is normal, but this is lower than expected.
If it's the heart, we will surprise him,
But you can't surprise the brain in this case,
so we need to calm the brain.
We put him in a coma drowsiness,
with a combination of propofol and pentobarbital or phenobarbital.
Maybe pento. I want to be aggressive.
Will he be okay?
Think of it as turning off the computer and then restarting.
Or, if you're a textile worker like me, like a grain of sand into a pearl.
Will he be okay?
Good, that's not what we expect at this stage.
Because he will be truly drugged, we need intubation.
I want you to know that we do our best.
We want your father soon get out of here.
Thank you, Dr. Soni.
I will vacation for three weeks starting tomorrow.
- What ?! - Is it true?
Are you serious?
He will really care. Dr. Brotman will take over.
- "Dr. Brotman" - Do you have to go?
- Can't you press it? - We need you here!
God, no. My husband will divorce me. We are going to China.
You put our father in a coma and then leave us?
Unlike that, Matt. It is not that. Right, Dr. Soni? It is not like that?
Well, technically, yes. so.
- You can't do that to us! - First Nurse Pam, now you?
- Can we at least get Pam back? - I am not responsible for nurse duties.
- Hi, Dr. Soni. - Hi, Dr. Liu.
- Should you not pack in China? - That feels unfair, Dr. Soni,
that you can live your life in a normal way while our father is lying here.
Maybe not.
I will stay a few more days until Daddy opens on the Bard.
Stay with us at Maureen's house.
Good.
Daddy says you started your own company
- Yes, some other men and me... - How does it work?
Do you just tell your boss, "I will start..."
I am one of the partners, so technically I don't have a boss.
No, I understand. So, you got a better offer?
No, there are no offers. That is what is so creepy.
We create our own opportunities.
- Because you want something smaller. - Greater than.
- Many company clients come with us. - Very surprising.
No, we expect it. We cannot legally ask clients to come with us...
But they don't have many choices.
This is really their choice.
No, I know. Because you have their money.
Their money with the company,
but their money is in investment or bank.
I understand. My friend Ptolemy, who lives on the other side of the road, or stays...
Daddy told me about...
- Karen? I am sorry. I also have... - Ptolemy like you, works in arbitration.
Yes, that's not what I did.
No, I'm not saying...
But Ptolemy said that the system was rigged from within.
- That's not entirely true. - But mostly?
- So, this is a fun time for me. - How is your child?
Good.
Me and Victoria have some problems.
I've never met him Karen and I separated.
- I know. I just said sorry. - Do you?
I also apologize
- I like Eliza's movie. - He sent it to you?
- Are you limping? - Yes!
It's always stiff after I sit down.
- You have to see another dog. - What?
None.
I borrow an old stick from ex-husband Maureen who has died,
But it's really not necessary.
I keep it in the car. I told you.
- This is the tax season. - Yes.
- Good. - There is one step!
- Thank you. - Jean, there is one step.
I leave the shoulder for people who feel... adventurous.
Proven, they clean it.
They clean the whole tree, and they only take all the little birds,
and only fry it, and only...
This is very sad.
I never knew a small bird who didn't mind leaving home.
They are small birds. They are just...
Knicks really start, but then immediately confront one player.
- Yes. - Knicks need point guard.
I will take two.
Do you want to fuck with nurse Pam?
Yes.
Joking.
You will think they are not ever photographed me when I was a child.
You are both like middle-aged men in the making.
Don't look at your shoes Don't look at the sky.
Say with confidence And watch their eyes.
Myron
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Danny?
Today's nurse is Rich.
He is fine. He doesn't know anything.
Father's blood pressure is 178.
Blood pressure drops, so they insert Levophed droplets,
but it's hard on the kidneys, so...
It feels very sweet too.
It's a little sticky.
This scares me.
Do I want meatballs? Do I want meatballs?
And last night he contracted sepsis, which is full body inflammation.
Unfortunately, the longer he is here, the more susceptible to infection.
What about the brain? Do we have an EEG?
This is a different unit. We are in the ICU.
I don't have an answer like that.
So now we are in the right unit to treat sepsis,
But the wrong unit to take care of his head?
They call a neurologist. People rarely come on weekends.
Do people in general not get sick on weekends?
We are trying get that answer.
This is a summary the conversation you want.
The final talk of life?
These are the things we recommend to you say to your father before it's too late.
- "I love you" - I'm sorry.
"I forgive you" "I'm sorry"
- I'm very sorry. - "Thank you" "Goodbye"
He tells me that he likes this when I play it once.
I thought I'd go to Whitney and...
ask to see the sculpture, if it's not lost.
- I want to say goodbye now. - We just called.
- I will press the button. - Hi, Tony, remember me?
- We have never really met - This is Eliza, your cousin.
- I pressed the button. - Wait.
Oh, damn it!
Strangely I like this cafeteria,
like I will almost come here just to eat. How are you?
He gets sick in his head. He always depends on me now.
- Call him back. - I do not want. That makes me feel bad.
He is five years old, they hate phones.
Eliza, when you were of that age, you wouldn't speak on the phone.
He makes it too difficult.
I don't know, sometimes I think maybe I look after this child,
start another family, and then he finds me at age 21.
Let him come to me.
He is not a girl who is being You are trying to guess your date.
Daddy, limping you worse.
It's always stiff after I sit down.
- I look online, it can be your hips. - Can be.
- This is my back. - We have to check you out.
- Yes, Dad. - I don't have time to see a doctor now.
- Where do you get manicotti? - We have been to the doctor.
You really have to be checked, Dan.
- I know what that is, okay? - What is that?
This... I mean, basically I know.
- Father, you have to face it. - I told him that.
- Yes, look at Daddy. - Correct?
- He ignores the item. - Let me eat my bite. Okay?
You must call your child.
- Hi, Matt! - Hey, Maureen.
Maureen!
Unfortunately Dad will definitely miss the opening tomorrow.
- He really looks forward to it. - Daddy asked me to say something.
I will also ask Danny and Jean.
He will never think you will appear.
We try to find out. Have you ever been to this house before?
No.
Dad always hopes to visit,
but I guess you should always visit it in the city when you come to town,
and we, are not parents with list A and all.
Danny and Jean, of course, are always here,
But it's not exciting for Dad.
I reach out to some of my old friends, who will come to visit.
I hope they understand they will see a man sleeping.
Hello, Andy Warhol.
I explained it with many words.
I talked to Dr. Diebert, neurologist,
who seems very knowledgeable, but don't have the upper lip to talk about,
and if Harold survives the infection,
they don't know who will be there when he wakes up.
Maybe he will be Brad Pitt...
or Neruda,
or Joe the Plumber,
I just want him to be Harold.
Have you seen the documents I sent?
Yes.
And... remember where we are with Dad,
and Manhattan homes are more than we need now,
I have heard your advice, and I think of selling a house and art
In James and Brian is the right thing to do.
So... I signed the place that you marked for me.
Good, then finish.
Some of the pieces are quite large. How will they be displayed?
The James family has a series of retirement communities throughout the country,
and they will donate art to this facility as a deletion.
Good.
I can't believe Danny is happy with that.
And Jean...
Who knows what Jean feels about anything?
Alright, with father's disease,
I thought I would wait until after the show to tell them anything, just...
I don't know, so many things happened.
Really, they are completely have no power.
I don't know what happened to them as children.
Harold said that he tried his best, but it was really a disappointment like that.
Nobody takes care of them.
I say it as disappointment, myself.
I was also abandoned during my childhood.
That's funny,
I have never been interested to have children.
Maybe occasionally.
No, not even though.
Eliza texted her to come early to be with Dad.
He texted you?
The curator meets us at Bard at one o'clock,
So, let's pick up Eliza, say congratulations stay with us, and walk.
Oh good, Paul came.
Paul Epstein.
I always like Paul.
Dude, he's old.
I'm glad Dad still has friends.
I will go say hi. Come on.
Jean, remember Paul and Laurie?
Jean?
I don't think I've seen Jean run away.
Yes, that's how he ran.
Do you remember that summer I visited Dad at Martha's Vineyard?
Daddy never invited me or Danny to the summer place.
But that summer I was a camp counselor
- at French Woods in Vermont. - One of them with Alisa Lirtzman?
No, that's Thoreau. I have only been this one summer.
And I rest for two days, and I call him, and he can't say no.
He definitely gets permission from your mother.
That's not as easy as I thought.
I have to take two buses and a ferry.
When I arrived, no one met me.
I ride to the other side of the island.
When you get home, night has arrived.
Adults all go to dinner.
Your father and mother, and L.J. and Maya, and Paul and Laurie.
Julia said something about I brought my bag on the road.
They like to have child caregivers, so they leave me with children.
You are there, Matthew and Loretta and some other children I don't know.
We watch Three & apos; s Company on TV.
The next day, Dad plays tennis and works in his studio.
I go to the beach with the kids.
I have to swim in the sea, which is really special for me.
I like it.
Then, I take a shower in the outdoor shower with my suit,
and I realize there are people who pay attention to me.
That is Paul.
He smiled at me, almost polite,
Then he lowered his tight swimming shirt,
remove his penis and start caressing it.
- Paul does it ?! - Oh, my God.
I watched him until he finished, and then he left.
Did you tell someone else?
I told Dad that night.
He asks if Paul has touched me, and I said no.
He thinks we should just leave it.
They will immediately return to the city.
But if Paul does it again, he will hit it in the nose.
The next day when I left, I looked around to make Dad say goodbye,
But he is playing tennis.
I'm thinking of telling your mother, Matthew,
But I'm afraid he will be angry with me.
I remember crying on the way to the ferry.
Jean, can I ask a question?
Why are you always there for dad?
Why are you always here?
Because I'm a good person.
Even though he never takes care of us tu you do.
Anyway, I like to hang out with you guys.
I will smoke.
- Do we kick the crap? - He is 80, it will kill him.
That's right, or hurt him very badly.
- And none of us can look after the nurse. - That is to be sure.
I will... spit on it.
No, I know what to do.
But it's good too. You have to try this.
Damn, this is the former Maureen's great-grandfather.
I have never done anything like this.
Nor do I.
- Yes, man! - I'm with you!
- Fuck, right? - I told you.
What is it, blood? Who is bleeding?
- I don't see it. - Your hand.
Oh yes!
- Your face! - Yes?
Yes!
- That feels great. - I don't know why we don't do it again.
Pam? Pam!
- That's it! There he is! There he is! - Oh, Pam!
So, last night his blood pressure was 173, but they gave him hydralazine.
- And an extra dose of Lopressor. - We dropped it to 155.
- Oh good. - Oh, sounds okay?
- Yes, he is also in Keppra and morphine. - It's in our notes.
- He has sepsis, Pam. - Oh no.
- That's after a coma. - Oh, I'm sorry
Medications that are induced, phenobarbital.
- Pento actually. - I think it's phenobarbital.
What's the difference? We don't know what the two are.
Good. Alright, I'll make sure to see it.
Nice to meet you Please return to our unit.
- Are you bleeding? - Yes.
Yes. Hey.
Me too, Pam.
How is Dr. Soni? Still on vacation?
- Oh, I don't know. - Oh okay.
- Say hi. That is good. - She's awesome.
I'll be back on two weekends, okay? I love you.
I forgive you.
- I'm sorry. - Come on!
- We also have to join. - No!
Can you stay at least ten or fifteen minutes away?
- Is that Harold's brother? - His son, Danny and Matthew.
You look like him.
- Are you bleeding? - Come on.
- What is happening? - Let's go tell Jean.
- Run away! Run! - Why do we run?
Destroy.
- What? - See!
- He has dementia. - We think you will be happy!
Why am I happy with this? You destroyed the car of the sick old man.
- Is he suffering from dementia? - Yes.
- Come on, bandage. - I don't want a bandage.
- I want to let it bleed. Let's go to Bard! - He has dementia.
He did not experience dementia when he harassed Jean.
- He doesn't torture me. - But let's not underestimate it, Jean.
What he does is annoying and damaging, and, I don't know,
the same bastard there somewhere, right? Under dementia.
I'm glad you feel better. Unfortunately, I'm still messed up.
Do you want to destroy it?
I can destroy every car in this parking lot
and burn the hospital and it will not silence me.
You will never understand how feels like I am in this family.
Let's go to Bard.
This toast really stresses me.
Jean, you sure you don't want to say anything?
- No bastard. - Good.
I have this for a while, but I think they are still good. Want one?
- What will they do to me? - Take you up or down.
Hopefully, I think.
Someone has bitten.
That's me. I was messed up when I last saw Daddy.
Good. What did he do to you?
Just pisses me off at Daddy. I do not know.
What about Marcus?
They break up.
How do you know?
This woman keeps smiling at me.
I get real energy from it.
- He walks here. - I look fine
Yes, you look handsome.
Are you Harold Meyerowitz's son, Matthew?
Yes, and this is Danny too Harold Meyerowitz's son.
I just want to say that your father is very influential to me.
He's a great teacher. He found ways to make things sound interesting.
I met my husband, Gary, in his class.
It is important for us to be here when we hear it hurt.
He talks a lot about you. He is very proud of you.
- I'm not aware he has two sons. - And a girl.
- What is Matt and Danny? - L.J.!
Hey.
I was in Madrid when I heard it.
I was very sad to hear about the old man.
- Thank you, L.J. - Yes.
How are you doing? Where is he? I came to visit.
He is currently in a coma condition in Pittsfield.
I don't care. Let's go tonight.
And he has sepsis.
This is a hospital, it will kill you We have to get it out.
He will be happy if you come, even if he doesn't know.
- We will take pictures. - We will take pictures!
- Yes. - Where is Loretta?
Her daughter has chickenpox she must live in the city.
He was very disappointed.
- That's too bad. - I've never had chickenpox.
You have to call him, Dan. I know he wants to meet you.
- I want to. - And you also want his girlfriend.
He's a good person, screenwriter.
- Congratulations on the show. - do you see it?
I should never leave the opening at MoMA.
That is just Dad's Show... I feel obliged.
You think you are doing the right thing.
You must have lived.
Maybe I did, yes, but I definitely feel bad.
But that's a good lesson. Dad can take care of himself.
You have to take care of yourself.
No, he can't, Matt. That is why he is where he is now.
I should have known something was wrong.
I thought he was old.
Damn, I screamed at him.
The man is suffering and I screamed at him on the road.
There is no child who yells at parents who are dying.
- Do you think he will die? - Hi father!
I want you to meet someone.
- This is Robin. - Nice to meet you.
- You too. - Hey, I'm Matt
- Hi. Eliza spoke very high of you. - Oh okay.
- Are you talking very high about me? - You know what that means.
Eliza, you already have two grapes.
- Don't drink beer too. - I can handle it.
Eliza, it's not good to mix wine and beer.
You will feel the cramps tomorrow.
- I've done it, Dad. - Maybe he's right.
Maybe he has a constitution that can handle wine and wheat.
Please leave it.
Matt is right. I have the fortitude for that.
I tell you, You will feel like nonsense.
What is it, man?
What is the difference if he drinks wine and beer?
Stop disturbing parenting, Matt!
He is 18 years old! What should be done parents here? He is just someone now.
This is something I did, and I'm pretty good at it, okay?
Me and He have a very good relationship when you are not here,
so stop ganging up on me!
Sorry.
You know, I have enjoyed getting along recently.
Yes, me too.
You know, I want to ask sorry for a long time.
For what?
I am upset with myself because when Dad kicked me out of the house
and I moved back with my mother,
You try to get along, and I screw it up.
I feel like I'm screwing it up.
I think it's really my fault we're not close.
It's hard to be around Daddy.
And your mother, at that time, both of them were very critical, and I failed.
- We must enter for our deceased. - Are you disappointed with me?
What? No! No.
I know Dad, but I think you might also criticize me
- to stop playing the piano and... - No. No.
You are my brother I respect you.
- I stopped because of my protest, okay? - Okay, like McEnroe.
And also because...
It feels like walking barefoot through broken glass to get a milkshake.
I like milkshakes, but my legs bleed.
- I can understand that. - Can you?
Because my feelings about you are you can't.
This is not your fault.
But, like Daddy, you make me feel very bad about myself.
I'm sorry.
- I said it wasn't your fault. - Let's go.
- Can I ask something? - What?
A few years ago, when Karen and I took you to our house when you are in town,
I didn't hear from you after that.
Maybe because Karen and I humiliate you in several ways,
or Karen maybe have too much wine?
No, that's good. I returned to L.A. I do not know.
Are you bored? Most people feel quite interesting.
- We have no complaints. - There is no such thing. That is life.
No more than that.
Even though in life, you can try.
Write an e-mail on one of your phones.
- You say you feel guilty, but... - I'm here now.
I'm in Rhinebeck stupid. I've just been in Pittsfield.
- I'm here. - It shouldn't be that way!
If Daddy survives, You will return to L.A.
and I will take care of it for a very long time!
- We will all help. - No, we all don't want to.
This will be me and Jean.
And especially me.
- I will come more often. - You make your priorities clear.
I'm tired of apologizing for doing it well!
Ptolemy always asks why you never talk about Father's work
for your rich client.
He says you can be very helpful.
It's all about perception.
Daddy is a good artist, you know.
There is no reason he is not so known as L.J.
Maybe it's not my responsibility to help _ Dad, maybe so.
- No, that's what you do. - And also, maybe he isn't that great.
Maybe he hasn't been found because is a reason, maybe so.
Actually, we don't know, because we are brainwashed.
Why are you so angry with him? He loves everything you do.
Oh, what is he? He didn't tell me that.
He tells me!
I have to be someone who is angry with him!
I have to hate him, because of treating Me and Jean are like second-class citizens!
Then why not? You must.
Listen, you and Jean will get some money.
We get a lot of things at home and all art,
and I will give you both of my parts.
It's not suitable for everything, but you really deserve this.
Daddy said this was a family discussion.
Wait, has this happened?
Yes, it's finished.
No, he said we would decide together!
And you do this when he can't say anything?
He told me, Matt! You are not there
If we don't do something, we will spend the next few years throws his work into the trash.
This way we get something for him.
I don't care about the money. That house, the job means something to me!
You have to embrace this. I should care.
I grew up there, it's my house. I have to care.
- Then why not? - Because I don't know.
You might be right, I have to care, but this makes sense.
How can you do this to him?
Who can dream such plans?
me! That's what I did to make a living.
Ptolemy said you made yourself very necessary
- for vulnerable rich people. - Tell me more about my business.
I really want to know what you or father or Ptolemy's allegations
about what I do every day to make a living.
You kick me in the shin!
I'm disappointed with you because stopped playing the piano.
What's wrong with you?
I know it's hard! It's hard for us all! To get together!
You do what you do Tony with me and Jean!
We want to thank Bard for making this show happen,
and thank you very much for making a trip.
My father, and I'm sure every artist involved in this show will be very happy.
My father is a teacher here for 33 years, so this is very special for him.
And... this part is special to me because it's called "Matthew"
My father told me about how this section could happen.
How can I sit on the studio's wooden floor,
Get nails in my ass and...
Leave the tool and give advice.
And he will let me help, or let me think that I'm helping.
And after it's finished, he says that we succeeded together...
even though I don't remember it.
But...
I remember...
feeling very proud.
You know, desire...
be an artist like my father.
And that's a good way to feel it.
I'm sorry. I don't know why I...
I just got angry with him because of so many adult years.
I think I'm trying to run faster than him...
Apparently not.
I'm still his child.
And...
I have given her life work.
I'm sorry.
And if...
If Dad doesn't succeed, he and I'm not fine.
We have never been fine.
- Danny, do you want to say a word? - Yes. Thank you, Matthew.
No, I give it to you.
Good.
- Why aren't you sitting here? - Thank you.
You have to bear it with me.
I'm not a good speaker, and also, I've never done it before.
This is something I must avoid.
When I used to play music in front of an audience...
it's too torment.
... prizes don't...
It's not worth hating yourself.
Not to mention, unlike my brother Matthew...
I found this section to be painful,
because all this time I didn't really talk to my father.
He just left my mother, and Jean, and me,
and remarried Matthew's mother,
which we don't really like.
Again, unlike Matt,
I am not included in the art making process.
It's not mine either.
This piece is not called "Danny" Actually, there is no "Dannys".
or "Jeans".
Yes.
Hey, some of you know my dad is in a hospital in Pittsfield now.
And... we don't know what will happen.
Our doctor in China,
- and the good nurse we have... - Excuse me.
Lifted to a different floor.
Maybe...
Maybe I need to believe that my father is a genius
because I don't want his life to be worthless.
And... if he's not a great artist, means he is just a stab.
But I think the job is good.
I think it deserves more attention than he gets.
I think that's right. Matt?
I wish him more success,
because it will make his life easier,
Even if something like that in finally doesn't mean much.
I don't know L.J.?
I don't know either.
If I find out, I will tell you.
Also, I'm very proud of my daughter, Eliza, a new student here.
And really, a talented filmmaker.
Thank you...
How do you feel?
Wow, look at this.
- I like your hair. - Thank you. Robin cut it
- I hope I have the courage to do it. - Hey, Robin.
- Do it! Robin will do it now! - I have scissors in my bag.
Good.
How is the hip?
I am bionic now.
That is a reference to Jean only.
I know what is bionic.
- No. - Bionic is a show.
You teach me well.
With a head full of dreams and a backpack full of candy,
I leave on my journey.
Sometimes, when you expect it at least...
Are you in line with me?
You might meet new friends. Slap!
Slap! Slap! Slap!
- Jean, it's you with a rabbit. - You will miss him.
Kiss. Slap.
Something changed in me that day.
Ends?
Jean, you are very good.
- He has real words. - I edited it well.
That's amazing, honey.
I don't know that I saw a sex scene that was shot like that before.
I accidentally use a lamp shoot very hard.
I want to appear very unattractive.
Beautiful scene.
For my Jeopardy! I did a parody in my office,
we only have to use incandescent lights above.
You also have a beautiful implementation of the scene too, Jean.
Thank you.
And this is the best for you, Eliza.
Thank you, dad. I made more than 8 since then.
I am in 5 of 8.
Bruno! Do you hit traffic?
- we have been waiting for you before. - I bring lunch.
Daddy becomes very stubborn.
I can't tell him do the exercises.
How are you doing?
The earliest promise we can get with the neurologist is next month.
Many things must be I do it myself here.
Oh, fortunately, we get a little more than 4 of money from sales.
Oh, James sent a photo
one of the statues at home retired in Arizona.
They look pretty stunning.
I have to say, I was very surprised that you tried to stop the agreement
After all your problems go through that setting.
Good...
I just thought... I changed my mind.
Good, that's my decision, because I am the closest family.
It's too late now.
I found this in dad's stuff. I think it's yours.
That belongs to Danny.
We must complete fill out this insurance form,
which seems written in a foreign language.
Why don't you ask me Someone in my company will do it.
Well, I don't like asking...
Helps.
- Let me do it, okay? - But it's a big day.
This is daddy's first food from a food tube.
He is very happy because you bring lunch.
He is watching TCM.
Hi father.
Hi.
What do you watch?
I don't know.
In this film & 30's, men wear tuxedos at any time.
It becomes much more relaxed.
Maybe they are dressed because they are living shorter then,
want to celebrate life.
We spend three hours today at Goodwill.
Daddy is funny.
What was that?
I will trap you again.
We spend three hours today at Goodwill.
Which pretty much destroys mine.
- That's good, Dad. - Thank you.
You have to see another dog.
That's right, Dad became very impatient.
When we hand over the boxes,
I saw that I accidentally entered my good skillet,
and I doubt.
Then I think,
"I haven't made Chinese food in 10 years. I won't make Chinese food anymore"
But you have an idea of yourself,
and you want to hold on to it.
- Are you okay? - Yes.
Daddy, relax.
We just got out of the hospital, we don't want you back!
That's very unpleasant in the hospital.
You know, I was there for several months.
- I know. - Maureen has become my savior.
Harold, you spilled sauce chocolate all over the sheets.
No, now you just rub it.
Matt, can you help Dad prepare to take a nap?
Sure.
I will try to visit more often.
It's difficult because Tony started this year kindergarten,
and I want to be there for him.
But I really want to be here.
L.J. come for lunch in a few weeks.
You have to come for that.
He leaves a very disturbing message about my show,
and someone wrote a address on my Google.
Very inspired by you to arrange it.
- Jean and Danny manage it, Dad. - Is it true?
- But you make sales. - Yes, that's me.
I bought another piece of from Brian and James.
This is part of the show, "Matthew."
Because "Matthew" and...
we do it together.
Thank you for...
let me be part of your trip.
This has a big effect on me, Dad.
Your beliefs are contagious.
And I think that's why I can do what I do now.
I remember I made "Matthew" in the year 1966, in the year Whitney bought my work.
It is impossible in 1966.
First. I don't work on bronze after that.
I have not been born.
Oh right, right?
Then it's impossible You're watching me, right?
Maybe it's your sister.
You should call it "Danny"
You are right, you should.
I will go to sleep now.
It's ok if you want to sit here longer when I fall asleep.
Sure.
I love you father.
Love you.
Hey, my brother.
- My sister. - Thank you for paying for this.
His private room... No need.
I can finish the job this way.
- How are you doing? - Oh, I don't know.
He is still a father.
You know, I often say goodbye to him in my head,
Strange, on the one hand, I'm not ready for him to survive.
Now we will know what to do next time.
The three of us have a real rhythm.
I just don't want to talk openly again.
You know, sometimes I hope.
Daddy has done one thing terrible and unforgivable,
something specific I can be angry.
But not one thing,
it's a small thing every day.
These are drops, drops, drops.
Sorry I can't stop home and art from selling.
Finally Maureen was determined.
I handle it
No.
I think this is your glasses.
I think it's yours.
- Maybe it's mine. - No, I think you're right.
- That's mine. - I remember now having it.
- No, it looks like a pair of mine. - No, you're right.
- That's mine. - Give me those glasses.
Well, you can have it.
Can you help me walk?
Nurses should be here for to do it, but I get nervous.
Hey, I like Eliza's new movie.
The film is good right?
- You have done a great job with him. - Thank you.
You know, I'm glad he likes you very much.
Hey, when you get out of here you wanna come to L.A.
I like Los Angeles. I haven't been there before, but I like it.
You can stay with me, see what you think.
I don't know. Nice weather.
I can deliver your ticket within a few weeks.
I don't know I think I have to stay and help Maureen with Dad.
I sympathize with him, but I don't believe it.
Well, if you change your mind...
I will stay here longer, but I think I have to go tonight
and go back to Tony.
Oh yeah. Go with your child.
Thank you, you know...
take care of me.
Maureen went to town to buy shopping a few hours ago.
Famous blueberry pancakes.
I don't know what he can do.
How does he drink?
I made it an agreement.
I said we would be put in the pool if he stopped drinking.
You know, since the Bard show,
Matthew personally has invested a portion of me.
You should see Matt, dad.
When you are sick, he is there there all the time.
He really whipped us into pieces.
I think you and Jean have to find solo shows for me.
That will make me return to the map.
You know, we all have there all the time.
Every time I turn on TCM, it meets me at St. Louis.
What is on the premium channel?
It's rough there for a while. We think we might lose you.
There is something called Sex Tape on Starz. Do you know about that?
Not really.
Should we try it?
- Hello? - Hi, Ma'am!
- Hi dear. - Maureen went to Cuba on Monday.
I thought you could stay with me when he left.
You know, Matt invited me to L.A.
I still haven't recovered. I can really use help.
- Have you ever been to L.A. - You still haven't recovered.
And now we have premium channels. We get the Knicks.
I know. I stayed here while in the hospital.
You will have a nurse with you.
I really need you to stay with me. I ask you to do it, please.
You know I don't like asking for goods. I need you, Danny.
Good.
I think there are some cakes Jean in the dining room, if you see.
I'll take you to lunch next week at Baba Louie & apos; s,
which is the best pizza in the Berkshires, maybe the best pizza period.
OK, thank you.
Select one day.
Except for Saturday, L.J. come for lunch,
So you need to find other things to do,
But you can go to the movies, or I think there is bowling.
- Sorry. - Danny, what are you doing?
Sorry, Dad, I don't think it will be very hard.
See if you can save some cakes from porcelain.
I leave now, Dad. I will return to the city.
- You will be here, right? - Yes.
I will clean this, don't worry.
Then I go to L.A. to meet Matthew.
I love you.
I forgive you.
I'm sorry.
Thank you. Goodbye.
Flight departs at 4.30. Do you think we will be fine?
Yes, traffic is fine, and you fly in business class,
So check-in must be faster.
I have never flown in business class.
I have never done business.
My sister has a size.
This is the right time to go to the airport.
They will return that is the problem.
I might get stuck in traffic on the way back.
- Can you wait a minute? - Yes.
Loretta!
Danny!
Oh my God, I just consulted with someone in the corner.
and go drinking tea.
- What do you do in Stuy City? - I will go with my driver.
No, I'm kidding. I was on my way to the beach.
- Beach? - Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, really?
Yes, it's a city car. Matt got it for me.
I usually take the train.
No, this does not represent my place is in my life.
Yes, I will stay with him for a while.
Oh, that's good. Is this sugarcane?
Oh, this is an assignment that I tried.
No, new hips.
Oh wow! And are you okay?
Yes, better.
I tried my best to ignore it, but her hips won.
Good...
Oh my God! How is your father?
He is fine. He was discharged from the hospital.
Oh good. My father is worried.
Yes, he is wiser. If not, he's the same.
Sometimes they are the same, right?
Yes, he still waits his life begins.
Oh no, but he did it well, right?
- I don't know, really? - He has.
He taught for years on the Bard. In the past, I was glad to hear him talk about art.
He does a good job. Her children are great. Unfortunately he can't feel it.
L.J. mentioning that you are looking at a screenwriter?
Oh yeah, that didn't happen.
You know, after my divorce, I don't know what I'm doing.
I will not leave New York forever. I will be back.
That is what everyone who goes to L.A., then 20 years later.
- I will see you in 20 years. - Oke see you.
No, I have to go back
for Eliza new student Film Festival in a month.
- Can I come? - Yes.
the show is on the Bard.
I will come happy.
This is not pornography, I warn you.
- I am in the art world, I have seen it all. - He's really talented, I think.
You know, I think he has something.
I'm sure of him. This is a talented family.
I tell you.
Well, something is expected, isn't it?
Here it is.
Here it is
That's so cool.
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