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The Quick Analysis
You Hurt My Feelings looks at the relationship between profession and self-worth. Beth as a novelist. Don as a therapist. Sarah as a designer. Mark as an actor. It also explores the impact of praise and criticism. How one isn’t necessarily always better than the other. Criticism can be helpful. Praise can be harmful. These two themes combine with discussions on aging to create a rich and thoughtful narrative that digs into aspects of life and the human condition that a lot of modern movies do not. In that way, it can be incredibly refreshing and hit on a personal level that blockbusters often can’t access.
Cast
- Beth – Julia Louis-Dreyfus
- Don – Tobias Menzies
- Elliot – Owen Teague
- Sarah – Michaela Watkins
- Mark – Arian Moayed
- Georgia – Jeannie Berlin
- Written by – Nicole Holocener
- Directed by – Nicole Holocener
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