What a nice time it is spending 90 minutes with the petty New Yorkers of Nicole Holofcener’s You Hurt My Feelings, whose insecurities about their lives and their work may be close to ours (except you’re probably not New School faculty) but are manageable enough that it seems everything will work out in the end (except if you’re David Cross and Amber Tamblyn, in what I assume is a dead-accurate depiction of what’s it like to be married to David Cross in real life). Holofcener gets hit enough with the “first-world problems” criticism that she even has Julia-Louis Dreyfus apologize for focusing on her marital issues instead of climate change, but I’m happy to keep hearing her complaints.

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