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Brilliantly shot, and directed with nuance, Merry Good Enough is just what this Christmas season needed. A Must watch. Rated 5/5 Stars • 02/04/24. Modern holiday film with humanity — A well...
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- Holiday, Comedy, Drama
- Caroline Keene, Dan Kennedy
If you are drowning in the whipped cream froth of traditional holiday fare and can’t find a movie that reflects your difficult feelings about the time of year, then Merry Good Enough is the best...
Dec 21, 2023 · That is a joyous surprise waiting for you with the deliciously gritty Christmas drama Merry Good Enough. Directed by Caroline Keene and Dan Kennedy from a screenplay by Keene, it starts with Lucy (Raye Levine) trying to get out of the office for the holidays.
Merry Good Enough: Directed by Caroline Keene, Dan Kennedy. With Joel Murray, Sawyer Spielberg, Marcia DeBonis, Susan Gallagher. Lucy has a complicated relationship with her dysfunctional family, but when her mother disappears on Christmas Eve, she must bring her family back together whether she knows it or not.
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- Comedy, Drama
- Caroline Keene, Dan Kennedy
- 2023-12-19
Dec 24, 2023 · MERRY GOOD ENOUGH (director/writer: Dan Kennedy/Caroline Keene; screenwriter: Caroline Keene; cinematographers: Mathew Cooney/Dan Kennedy; cast: Raye Levine (Lucy Raulie), Joel Murray (George), Susan Gallagher (Carol), Comfort Clinton (Cynthia), Sawyer Spielberg (Sam), Daniel Desmarais (Tim), Neil Casey (Bogie), Marcia DeBonie (Peg), Sophie von Haselberg (Kate); Runtime: 97; MPAA Rating: NR ...
"Merry Good Enough" is a delightful film that really dives into the whole complex family dynamics storyline. It's got a perfect mix of engagement, heart, and holiday humor that just makes you laugh, cringe at times, and feel the festive holiday spirit. Raye Levine totally owns it as Lucy, smoothly handling all the craziness of her quirky family.
Dec 18, 2023 · At the heart of MERRY GOOD ENOUGH, this script delves into unresolved childhood trauma, emotional isolation, mental health, and forgiveness. It’s a breezy watch about finding bliss and connection in the imperfect.
