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Chris Rock directs Rosalind Eleazar as a broke ex-actress in Hollywood, with Adam Driver and Daniel Kaluuya, at NYFF's Brooklyn outpost.
Rosalind Eleazar gives what NYFF calls a star-making performance as a former actress scraping by in an unforgiving Hollywood, surrounded by Chris Rock, Adam Driver, Daniel Kaluuya and Anna Kendrick. It is Rock behind the camera on an L.A. odyssey, and the BAM screening brings a Main Slate title to Brooklyn without the Lincoln Center scramble. If you want a star-heavy festival film close to home, this is the pick.
What to expect
A late-afternoon festival screening in Fort Greene, running about an hour and three quarters. Expect a crowd drawn by the cast and a lively post-film spill onto Lafayette Avenue's bars and restaurants.
Good to know
- Atlantic Av–Barclays Ctr is a short walk from BAM, served by many subway lines.
- Tickets are sold through Film at Lincoln Center's NYFF site, not BAM's regular box office page.
- An earlier NYFF showing plays at the Walter Reade Theater on the Upper West Side.
- Runs 105 minutes.
- Fort Greene has plenty of dinner options within a few blocks.
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Common questions
Is Chris Rock in the film?
Yes. He directs and appears in the supporting cast alongside Adam Driver, Daniel Kaluuya and Anna Kendrick.
Where do I buy tickets for NYFF at BAM?
Through the NYFF lineup and ticketing pages at filmlinc.org.