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The film is a comedy about a failed Brooklyn writer, Nathan Fisher, who visits his ailing parents in Florida. His mother has Alzheimer's, his father has recently had a stroke, and his girlfriend has recently broken up with him. Cast. Bryan Greenberg as Nathan Fisher; Linda Lavin as Sandy Fisher; Harris Yulin as Bob Fisher; Emmanuelle ...
25 de feb. de 2015 · A comedy from an original script by Michael Maren, about a failed Brooklyn writer, Nathan Fisher, played by Bryan Greenberg, who visits his ailing parents in Florida. His mother (Lavin) has Alzheimer's and his father (Yulin) has recently had a stroke. Director. Michael Maren. Writer. Michael Maren. Stars. Emmanuelle Chriqui. Bryan Greenberg.
A Short History of Decay película dirigida por Michael Maren y protagonizada por Emmanuelle Chriqui, Bryan Greenberg y Harris Yulin. Año: 2014. Tema: Alzheimer. Sinopsis: Una comedia de un guión original de Michael Maren, sobre un escritor fallido de Brooklyn, Nathan Fisher, interpretado por Bryan Greenberg, que visita a sus padres enfermos ...
16 de may. de 2014 · Vista general. A failed Brooklyn writer, Nathan Fisher, visits his ailing parents in Florida. His mother has Alzheimer's and his father has recently had a stroke and his girlfriend has recently broken up with him. Michael Maren.
29 de abr. de 2024 · Sinopsis. A Short History of Decay es una comedia dramática dirigida por Michael Maren que explora las complejidades de las relaciones familiares y el envejecimiento. La película sigue a...
A comedy from an original script by Michael Maren, about a failed Brooklyn writer, Nathan Fisher, played by Bryan Greenberg, who visits his ailing parents in Florida. His mother (Lavin) has Alzheimer’s and his father (Yulin) has recently had a stroke.
16 de may. de 2014 · A Short History of Decay es una película estrenada en el año 2014 dirigida por Michael Maren . Está protagonizada por Emmanuelle Chriqui, Bryan Greenberg, Harris Yulin...A failed Brooklyn writer, Nathan Fisher, visits his ailing parents in Florida.
