Daddy Longlegs (a.k.a. Go Get Some Rosemary)
New York Jewish Film Festival 2013
January 9 - 24, 2013
Directors Josh and Benny Safdie in person! Make it a Double Feature with An Evening with the Safdie Brothers!
In this madcap drama, a frazzled, thirtysomething divorced dad leads his two young sons through a jumble of lawless fun, strange visitors and other adventures during his annual two-week custody period.
Directors Josh and Benny Safdie in person! Make it a Double Feature with An Evening with the Safdie Brothers!
Thirty-four-year-old Lenny (Ronnie Bronstein), with graying frazzled hair and wrapped up in the loneliness and freedom of a semi-directionless, solipsistic life, picks up his kids from school. This is his yearly two weeks with Sage, 9, and Frey, 7, and their time together is a jumble of lawless fun, strange visitors and adventurous excursions from Lenny’s Midtown apartment. A madcap drama about a man pondering his relationship with his sons and wondering: am I their father, or their friend? See a related program: An Evening with the Safdie Brothers
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