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Minnie And Moskowitz (DVD, 2011)
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Moskowitz (Cassavetes regular Seymour Cassel) is a nutty parking lot attendant who decides to head for California. Minnie (Cassavetes's wife, Gena Rowlands) is a museum curator whose relationship with a married man hits a dead end, thereby forcing her back into the dating world. When Moskowitz protects Minnie from a desperate suitor, a relationship forms that is at first raucous and bitter; eventually, however, the pair begins to realise that their differences pale in comparison to their inexplicable need to be together.Product Identifiers
ProducerAl Ruban
EAN0711969116595
eBay Product ID (ePID)102145924
Product Key Features
Film/TV TitleMinnie and Moskowitz
ActorKatherine Cassavetes, Seymour Cassel, Gena Rowlands, John Cassavetes, Timothy Carey, Val Avery
DirectorJohn Cassavetes
FormatDVD
LanguageEnglish
Release Year2011
FeaturesJohn Cassavettes' Minnie and Moskowitz
GenreDrama, Romantic
Run Time113 Mins
Additional Product Features
Certificate12A/12
Number of Discs1
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America
Consumer AdviceContains moderate violence, sex references and one use of moderate language
Additional InformationJohn Cassavetes paints another portrait of humans at dangerously fragile places in their emotional lives, but this time with a lighthearted comic touch. Moskowitz (Cassavetes regular Seymour Cassel) is a nutty parking lot attendant who decides to head for California. Minnie (Cassavetes's wife, Gena Rowlands) is a museum curator whose relationship with a married man hits a dead end, thereby forcing her back into the dating world. When Moskowitz protects Minnie from a desperate suitor, a relationship forms that is at first raucous and bitter; eventually, however, the pair begins to realise that their differences pale in comparison to their inexplicable need to be together. After a vicious argument, they decide to give in and attempt a genuine partnership. As with all of Cassavetes's directorial efforts, this film isn't so much a traditional narrative as it is a series of seemingly insignificant moments that are at once emotional and strikingly honest. This is exemplified by the opening scene in a diner, where Cassel is hassled by a fellow customer, an off-the-wall individual who spouts beliefs and asks questions--that don't fully resonate until the final credits have rolled.
Movie/TV TitleMinnie And Moskowitz
Sound sourceDolby Digital
ScreenwriterJohn Cassavetes
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