Jeff York

Jay Masonek is feeling down and out. Although he is a talented artist, Jay has seldom left his small town in Northern California. One day, Jay's cousins Jeff and Eric (who are also artists) visit from LA. They offer Jay the opportunity to come live with them for a period of time in Hollywood. Hoping to cheer him up, the brothers show Jay the city and take him to film castings, even though it's during the economic recession and jobs are scarce. Jay soon begins to feel the oppression of what he describes as "the grid", heightening his spiritual crises. In his desperation, Jay reaches out to God, who in the form of a dove directs and leads him toward hope and renewal. Eventually, Jay returns to his small town, where he finds a “green job” in the California redwood forest. Meanwhile, Eric and Jeff pursue relationships in New York and England. At Eric’s wedding, the three come together again. Although he still feels alone, Jay, through a powerful moment, makes the biggest decision of his life.

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Jeff Daniels stars in this comedy from screenwriter Joe Eszterhas ('Basic Instinct') as Ray Macklin, a middle-aged man who becomes a sudden, full-blown hypochondriac after his best friend unexpectedly drops dead right in front of him. Melanie Mayron, Michael Tucker, Kathleen York and Allan Havey costar in this farce that mines mirth from mid-life meltdowns. <!-- exceptions -->