Kieran Culkin & Cast of 'A Real Pain' On What Jesse Eisenberg Is Like As A Director

Kieran Culkin & Cast of 'A Real Pain' On What Jesse Eisenberg Is Like As A Director | Sundance 2024

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@DaringDasher 10 ай бұрын

Not Kieran sitting on the high chair LAWD 😭🤣

@jeehyeon 10 ай бұрын

Can't wait for this movie

@Saigeee333 10 ай бұрын

Took me a sec to realize that was Will Sharpe from White Lotus, I didn’t know he was British!

@kev2alks503 10 ай бұрын

This is gonna be an elite movie with these two neurotic character archetypes

@blurrpp314 10 ай бұрын

This film is very important, as it presents Poland to the Jewish community not only through the Holocaust brought to Poland by the Germans but also through the centuries in which Jews found the best place to live in Europe. The partitions of Poland (1772), which offered refuge to many Jews fleeing persecutions in Western Europe, was the first step towards the troubles of the Jews in Europe. Jews in Poland ware considered by many as Poles

@stephenjarzombek2903 11 күн бұрын

The immigration museum in Gdynia surprised me in how well it covered Polish history so as to better understand later emigrations. Sadly it seems like a long Polish tradition and history of tolerance was trampled on by others time and time again. As one Pole told me, a famous writer once said "Poland will always be considered the east by the west, and the west by the east."

@kaytem9748 5 ай бұрын

🙋 To 20+ Milion people around the world, EVERYONE who's families ever had to escape and emigrate from Poland, the country of theirs fathers - COME BACK! You are WELCOMED!

@stephenjarzombek2903 11 күн бұрын

My ancestors left the Gdansk area around 1880. I finally made it there at age 66, went to the immigration museum in Gdynia and the WWII and Solidarity museums in Gdansk. I stood in the very spot where Walesa often addressed the workers outside that main office building in Stocznia Gdansk on May 3. It was an awesome and humbling experience, and everyone I met was incredibly friendly and warm--even more so when they heard my last name. That's why I had to see this movie and it was wonderful.