Simple Men (1992)

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Studio: Fine Line Features

Rating: R

Release Date: Jan 1, 1992

Running Time: 105 mins.

Country Of Origin: United States

Country Of Origin: United Kingdom

starring: Robert John Burke, Bill Sage, Karen Sillas, Elina Lowensohn, Martin Donovan, Christopher Cooke, Jeff Howard, Holly Marie Combs, Joe Stevens, Damian Young

director: Hal Hartley

Story about two brothers, a scholar and a small-time criminal, who search for their 1960s radical father who vanished 23 years earlier.

December 8, 2000

Simple Men

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Long Island bard Hal Hartley writes and directs comedies that speak eloquently about the dislocation in American life (The Unbelierable Truth, Trust). Though he deals sharply with New York's suburban middle class, he's not smartass. The witty and resonant Simple Men is Hartley's best film yet.

The story involves a search by Bill McCabe (Robert Burke) and his younger brother, Dennis (William Sage). They believe that finding their fugitive father, William (John Alexander…