Movie Details
- Status: Released
- Movie Tagline: We’re All Works In Progress
- Genres: Drama
- Release Date: 2012-03-02
- Runtime: 102.0 min
- Budget: Not Available
- Revenue: $0.5 million
- Production Companies: Depth of Field, Focus Features, Tribeca Productions, Corduroy Films
Cast & Crew
Robert De Niro, Paul Dano, Julianne Moore, Olivia Thirlby, Eddie Rouse, Steve Cirbus, Lili Taylor, Victor Rasuk, Liam Broggy, Chris Chalk, Wes Studi, Thomas Middleditch, Sarah Quinn, Benjamin Foronda, Dale Dickey, Josh Alscher, Dawn McGee, Billy Wirth, Michael Gibson, Kelly McCreary, Deirdre O’Connell, Katherine Waterston, Robert Andrews, Michael Genadry, Kelli Crump, Dara Tomanovich, Jane Lee, Evan Wadle, Victor Pagan, Rony Clanton, Michael Buscemi, Lorenzo Murphy, William Sadler, Joseph Prioleau, Lee Stringer, John O’Brien, Joey Boots, Luis Moco, Marilyn Torres, Stephen Williams, Roy Milton Davis, Rufino Colon, Jeff Ware, Samira Wiley, Stuart Rudin, Gabriel Millman, Thomas Hoffman, Joyce Myricks, Dwight Folsom, Carlton Benbry, George Asatrian, Anthony Piccolo, Kevin Keels, Paul Senza, Ian Bonner, Kevin Cannon, Dj Nino Carta, Louise Devery, Elli, Nick Flynn, Marty Krzywonos, John Mitchell, Jeffrey Mowery, Martin Pfefferkorn, Bill Walters
Synopsis – What to Expect from “Being Flynn”
Being Flynn is a 2012 American drama film directed by Paul Weitz and starring Robert De Niro, Julianne Moore, and Paul Dano. It is based on the memoir Another Bullshit Night in Suck City by Nick Flynn.
The film follows Nick Flynn (Dano), a young man struggling to make his way in New York City. He works at a homeless shelter and is struggling to write a book. His life is further complicated when his estranged father Jonathan (De Niro) shows up at the shelter and Nick is forced to confront the demons of his past.
The film chronicles the relationship between father and son as they both try to come to terms with their respective lives. Nick is forced to confront the fact that his father is an alcoholic and that he may have been the cause of his mother’s death. Jonathan is trying to make amends with his son, but his alcoholism and mental illness make it difficult.
The film follows Nick and Jonathan as they both try to find a way to move forward with their lives. Nick begins to write his book and Jonathan searches for a job. Eventually Jonathan finds a job at a bookstore and the two begin to form a relationship.
At the same time, Nick is struggling to come to terms with his own mental health issues. He is haunted by the memories of his mother and his father’s alcoholism. He also begins to realize that he is gay and must come to terms with his identity.
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