Chris Rock wrote and directed this one, and it is not a comedy special. Rosalind Eleazar plays an Emmy-winning actress with seven days to move out of her dead ex-boyfriend's house, and the supporting bench runs Adam Driver, Daniel Kaluuya, Anna Kendrick and Rock himself. He is onstage for a Q&A after both weekend screenings, which is the part you cannot stream later.
What to expect
A 105-minute A24 drama set in Los Angeles, screening as an NYFF64 Main Slate U.S. premiere, followed by an onstage conversation with Chris Rock. The Saturday slot is a late-night show and the Sunday slot is a late-morning one, so pick your energy level accordingly.
Good to know
- Runtime is 105 minutes, plus the post-screening Q&A
- An A24 release, so a wider run will follow — the Q&A is the reason to come now
- NYFF venues include Alice Tully Hall, the Walter Reade Theater and the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center; your ticket names the room
- Main Slate premieres with talent attached sell through quickly
- Nearest subway is 66 St–Lincoln Center on the 1
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Common questions
Is Chris Rock attending?
Yes — Film at Lincoln Center lists a Screening + Q&A with Chris Rock at both the Saturday 9:15 PM and Sunday 11:30 AM shows.
What kind of film is it?
A drama, not stand-up. Rock wrote and directed; Rosalind Eleazar stars as a struggling actress in Los Angeles, with Adam Driver, Daniel Kaluuya and Anna Kendrick in support.
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