A young man who works as a Bar Mitzvah party host strikes up a friendship with a mother and her autistic daughter.
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Cast
Cooper Raiff
Director
Cooper Raiff
Andrew
Dakota Johnson
Domino
Evan Assante
David
Vanessa Burghardt
Lola
Leslie Mann
Andrew's Mom
Brad Garrett
Stepdad Greg
Raúl Castillo
Joseph
Colton Osorio
Rodrigo
Amara Pedroso
Maya
Odeya Rush
Macy
Brooklyn Ramirez
Margaret
Kelly O'Sullivan
Bella
Javien Mercado
Andrew (12)
Chris Newman
Andrew's Dad
Davina Reid
Cathy
Lisa Velten Smith
Mrs. Ray
Corrie Danieley
Jacob's Mom
Eamonn McElfresh
Little Prick
Cooper Raiff
Writer
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This is not a high rating Really bad story that latterly goes nowhere. It's not a feel good movie It's not a coming of age flick It's not a comedy and it's not good. Do yourself a massive favor and watch something that's worth your time - trust me this really isn't.
This movie falls way short. Mr. Raiff should focus on directing and writing movies but not acting in them or certainly not in the lead role. His performance and timing was quite grating. His voice also comes across as too immature for a character who was 22-23 years old.
It's a classic indie film and that's a plus in my book! It's a really nice story and it's perfectly directed, Cooper Raiff did an excellent job! There are some really joyful and humorous moments, really liked Raiff's sense of humour and there also some touching scenes, in particular the one where Raiff and Johnson talk about depression (I cried my eyes out during that scene)! Though I'd like to notify that there's a cringe dialogue between them in another scene later in the movie too! All in all, the movie is definitely worth watching if you love the combination of sentimental and funny!
