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Synecdoche, New York

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Life is looking pretty bleak for theater director Caden Cotard. While struggling with his work, and the women in his life, he creates a life-size replica of New York City inside a warehouse as part of his new play.

Genre:

Comedy, Drama

Actors:

Philip Seymour Hoffman, Catherine Keener, Sadie Goldstein, Tom Noonan, Peter Friedman, Charles Techman, Josh Pais, Daniel London, Robert Seay, Michelle Williams, Stephen Adly Guirgis, ...»

Director:

Charlie Kaufman

Country:

United States

Release:

2008

IMDb:

7.5

Quality:

Duration:

124 min

KEYWORDS:

#Charlie Kaufman #Michelle Williams #New York #Philip Seymour Hoffman #Samantha Morton #Synecdoche

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ACTORS OF "Synecdoche, New York"

Philip Seymour Hoffman

23 July 1967, Fairport, New York, USA

Catherine Keener

23 March 1959, Miami, Florida, USA

Sadie Goldstein

14 January 2002

Tom Noonan

12 April 1951, Greenwich, Connecticut, USA

Peter Friedman

24 April 1949, New York City, New York, USA

Charles Techman

Josh Pais

21 June 1964, New York City, New York, USA

Daniel London

Robert Seay

27 September 1976, Charleston, South Carolina, USA

Michelle Williams

9 September 1980, Kalispell, Montana, USA

Stephen Adly Guirgis

Samantha Morton

13 May 1977, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, UK

Hope Davis

23 March 1964, Englewood, New Jersey, USA

Frank Girardeau

Jennifer Jason Leigh

5 February 1962, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Amy Wright

15 April 1950, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Paul Sparks

16 October 1971, Lawton, Oklahoma, USA

Jerry Adler

4 February 1929, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Lynn Cohen

10 August 1933, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Deirdre O'Connell

Kat Peters

John Rothman

3 June 1949, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

27 November 1969, Los Angeles, California, USA

2 March 1915, San Francisco, California, USA

Timothy Doyle

Amy Spanger

21 August 1971, Newbury, Massachusetts, USA

Nicholas Wyman

18 May 1950, Portland, Maine, USA

Portia

Dan Ziskie

Chris McGinn

13 December 1955, St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Robin Weigert

7 July 1969, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Gerald Emerick

Alvin Epstein

14 May 1925, Bronx, New York, USA

Rosemary Murphy

13 January 1925, Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Emily Watson

14 January 1967, Islington, London, England, UK

Tim Guinee

18 November 1962, Los Angeles, California, USA

28 March 1948, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Joe Lisi

9 September 1950, New York City, New York, USA

Alice Drummond

21 May 1928, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, USA

Michael Higgins

20 January 1920, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Stanley Krajewski

Tom Greer

Christopher Evan Welch

28 September 1965, Fort Belvoir, Virginia, USA

Michael Medeiros

David Kneeream

15 October 1972, Reading, Pennsylvania, USA

14 November 1968, Connellsville, Pennsylvania, USA

Takako Haywood

Kyle Knauf

Amelia Martin

22 October 1978, North Carolina, USA

Rebecca Merle

1978, Brookfield, Wisconsin, USA

Brenna Palughi

Sal Rinella

Tomasz Smolarski

DIRECTORS OF "Synecdoche, New York"

Charlie Kaufman

19 November 1958, New York City, New York, USA

CREATORS OF "Synecdoche, New York"

Charlie Kaufman

19 November 1958, New York City, New York, USA

HEROES OF "Synecdoche, New York"

Caden Cotard

Played by: Philip Seymour Hoffman

Adele Lack

Played by: Catherine Keener

Olive

Played by: Sadie Goldstein

Sammy Barnathan

Played by: Tom Noonan

Tom

Played by: Daniel London

David

Played by: Robert Seay

Claire Keen

Played by: Michelle Williams

Davis

Played by: Stephen Adly Guirgis

Hazel

Played by: Samantha Morton

Madeleine Gravis

Played by: Hope Davis

Maria

Played by: Jennifer Jason Leigh

Tammy

Played by: Emily Watson

Ellen Bascomb

Played by: Dianne Wiest

CRITICS OF "Synecdoche, New York"

Quickflix

The power and tragedy of the love story, or hell, the life story of Caden Cotard will become a part of you, because it is your story, and his story is yours, and back and forth and so on and on because 'everyone's everyone'.

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Chicago Reader

It seems more like an illustration of his script than a full-fledged movie, proving how much he needs a Spike Jonze or a Michel Gondry to realize his surrealistic conceits.

December 17, 2008

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Stop Smiling

The movie is ungainly, but to appreciate it one has to swallow the whole purple pill. As inconsistent as it is, it's still more album than mix tape.

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Chicago Tribune

I found it bracing, and genuinely in touch with the sweet chaos and ache of life.

November 10, 2008

What Culture

An important and intriguing film that must be seen to be believed.

March 24, 2011

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The Nation

Brilliantly imagined and perfectly performed, Synecdoche, New York is so heartbroken and strange that it can be compared only to other Charlie Kaufman films.

March 06, 2015

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DCist

The line between reality and imagination, possibility and pipe-dream, become immaterial, and the film becomes the overflowing contents of a fertile mind spilled out all across the screen.

June 12, 2010

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Suite101.com

Art is a dream through which some seek to rise above the mundane. "Synecdoche" is the nightmare of succumbing further to the mundane via art. What could be inaccessible is instead gloriously indispensable - a confounding & combative, but great, film.

October 20, 2010

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Arizona Republic

It's a strange trip, to be sure, but a worthwhile one for those willing to take it.

November 13, 2008

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Time Out

Somehow, because it resists unlocking, it feels more serious, troubling, significant. It's as funny as it's depressing. It's as brilliant as it is baffling.

May 15, 2009

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Detroit News

A surreal exploration of art, love and death, it has the Fellini-esque feel of some lost European cinematic masterpiece that reaches far past the normal boundaries of drama and into the very essence of existence.

November 21, 2008

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Miami Herald

The more you ruminate on Synecdoche, New York, the more resonance you find in it.

November 14, 2008

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