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SYNOPSIS:
Based on characters from Jules Feiffer’s ‘Village Voice’ comic strip dating back to 1957, roguish Huey, and nebbishy Bernard are unlikely friends in late ’80s New York. Twenty five years later, Bernard is a successful bachelor, and Huey arrives on his doorstep looking much older. As the two reconnect, Bernard starts a relationship with Huey’s daughter Zelda.
Based on characters from Jules Feiffer’s ‘Village Voice’ comic strip dating back to 1957, roguish Huey, and nebbishy Bernard are unlikely friends in late ’80s New York. Twenty five years later, Bernard is a successful bachelor, and Huey arrives on his doorstep looking much older. As the two reconnect, Bernard starts a relationship with Huey’s daughter Zelda.
BIOGRAPHY:
Dan Mirvish is a director, screenwriter, producer, author. His last feature, “Between Us”, played in twenty three festivals. He was mentored by Robert Altman on his first film, “Omaha (The Movie)” which led him to co-founding the “Slamdance Film Festival”. His film “Open House” led the Academy Awards to rewrite their rules on the Best Original Musical category. Mirvish wrote the critically-acclaimed book “The Cheerful Subversive's Guide to Independent Filmmaking” (2016).
Dan Mirvish is a director, screenwriter, producer, author. His last feature, “Between Us”, played in twenty three festivals. He was mentored by Robert Altman on his first film, “Omaha (The Movie)” which led him to co-founding the “Slamdance Film Festival”. His film “Open House” led the Academy Awards to rewrite their rules on the Best Original Musical category. Mirvish wrote the critically-acclaimed book “The Cheerful Subversive's Guide to Independent Filmmaking” (2016).
