There are some choice moments. I wish the strip club wasn't the transitional piece, but when Lenny Bruce returns, he is the boost. Then there is Abe's appearance at a new Broadway musical, written and directed by a relative. He is obligated to write a review for the Village Voice where Tony Shaloub shows his brilliance. He then confronts his acidic community at a Bar Mitzvah. But the creme de la creme is a speech by Susie at the funeral of a friend she barely knew. She hijacks another funeral when no one shows up for her friend's. This is one of the best movie eulogies ever. Great return.
Review of Everything Is Bellmore
