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Forty years ago, artist Alex Carver (Morgan Freeman) bought a run-down apartment in a sketchy part of Brooklyn with his wife, schoolteacher Ruth (Diane Keaton). Today, their neighborhood is very hip, and their apartment is worth a small fortune. The now- retired Ruth and Alex haven't changed - they are still as much in love as ever, but they have let Ruth's niece Lily (Cynthia Nixon), a real estate agent, list their property to see what the market might bear. On the eve of their open house, the Brooklyn Bridge is rumored to be under a terrorist attack, sending the media into a frenzy and causing conflict in people's attitudes about living in New York. Closer to home, Dorothy, the Carver's beloved dog, is suddenly having trouble walking. While Dorothy is having expensive treatment at the vet, Ruth convinces Alex to go apartment hunting in Manhattan, where they miraculously come across an ideal place they might actually be able to afford. As the world around them seems to mirror their own chaos and confusion, Ruth and Alex realize the same bond of love that has kept them together all these years will allow them to see their way through this crazy weekend as well.
The lead performances are so perfectly in sync that Alex and Ruth really feel like an old married couple who know each other's foibles and cherish every tic.” — Stephen Holden, New York Times
It's good to see first-rate artists devoted to a film that doesn't pander to an unsophisticated audience with a thirst for violence and smut.” — Rex Reed, New York Observer
Directed by: Richard Loncraine Starring: Morgan Freeman, Diane Keaton Running Time: 1 hr 32 mins Rating: PG-13
General Admission: $9 * Students: $7 * Members: $6 * Children (12 & Under): $5
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Fri: 5:15 PM
Sat: 4:00, 6:30
Sun: 2:45, 5:15
Mon - Thu: 5:15 PM
