Synopsis
I’m not messy, I’m busy.
An aspiring dancer moves to New York City and becomes caught up in a whirlwind of flighty fair-weather friends, diminishing fortunes and career setbacks.
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Frances Ha
Cast
Greta Gerwig Mickey Sumner Michael Zegen Adam Driver Charlotte d'Amboise Patrick Heusinger Michael Esper Grace Gummer Josh Hamilton Maya Kazan Justine Lupe Britta Phillips Juliet Rylance Dean Wareham Hannah Dunne Daiva Deupree Isabelle McNally Vanessa Ray Lindsay Burdge Marina Squerciati Christine Gerwig Gordon Gerwig David Salem Isaac Salem Anna Salem Laurie Aloisio-Salem Daniel Roose Courtney Coffin-Jensen Kristine Jensen Show All…
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Alternative Titles
弗兰西丝·夏, 프란시스 하, 弗兰西丝·哈, Милая Фрэнсис, פרנסס הא, Франсис Ха, Miela Frances, 紐約哈哈哈, 凡事哈, Френсіс Ха, フランシス・ハ, ฟรานเซส ฮา
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Premiere
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USA
Telluride Film Festival
07 Sep 2012
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Canada
Toronto International Film Festival
30 Sep 2012
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USA
New York Film Festival
Theatrical
17 May 2013
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USAR
22 May 2013
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Ukraine16+
20 Jun 2013
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Netherlands6
21 Jun 2013
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Canada14A
03 Jul 2013
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France
19 Jul 2013
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Poland12
26 Jul 2013
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UK
01 Aug 2013
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Germany6
05 Aug 2013
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AustraliaMA15+
07 Aug 2013
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Hong KongIIB
16 Aug 2013
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Sweden
26 Sep 2013
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GreeceΚ
18 Oct 2013
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FinlandK-7
31 Oct 2013
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DenmarkA
04 Apr 2014
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Spain
17 Jul 2014
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South Korea15
Digital
03 Jul 2013
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Switzerland18
26 Jul 2013
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Ireland15
13 Sep 2014
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JapanPG12
Physical
05 Nov 2013
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Netherlands6
28 Feb 2014
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Greece
Releases by Country
Australia
05 Aug 2013
- TheatricalMA15+
Canada
07 Sep 2012
- Premiere Toronto International Film Festival
21 Jun 2013
- Theatrical14A
Denmark
31 Oct 2013
- TheatricalA
Finland
18 Oct 2013
- TheatricalK-7
France
03 Jul 2013
- Theatrical
Germany
01 Aug 2013
- Theatrical6
Greece
26 Sep 2013
- TheatricalΚ
28 Feb 2014
- Physical DVD
Hong Kong
07 Aug 2013
- TheatricalIIB
Ireland
26 Jul 2013
- Digital15
Japan
13 Sep 2014
- DigitalPG12
Netherlands
20 Jun 2013
- Theatrical6
05 Nov 2013
- Physical6 DVD, Blu ray
Poland
19 Jul 2013
- Theatrical12
South Korea
17 Jul 2014
- Theatrical15
Spain
04 Apr 2014
- Theatrical
Sweden
16 Aug 2013
- Theatrical
Switzerland
03 Jul 2013
- Digital18
UK
26 Jul 2013
- Theatrical
USA
01 Sep 2012
- Premiere Telluride Film Festival
30 Sep 2012
- Premiere New York Film Festival
17 May 2013
- TheatricalR
Ukraine
22 May 2013
- Theatrical16+
Popular reviews
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"so, what do you do?"
"it's kind of hard to explain."
"because ... what you do is complicated?"
"because I don't really do it."
LET ME LIVE I DIDN'T NEED TO BE CALLED OUT LIKE THIS AT ONE AM -
SOPHIE I FUCKING HELD YOUR HEAD WHILE YOU CRIED I BOUGHT SPECIAL MILK FOR YOU I KNOW WHERE YOU HIDE YOUR PILLS DON’T TREAT ME LIKE A 3-HOUR BRUNCH FRIEND
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I've now seen Frances Ha three times
The first time I was younger than Frances is in the movie (she's 27). I couldn't stand most of the characters and thought the movie was just okay.
The second time I was 27. By then I had lived through (or was currently living through) much of what Frances does in the movie. I understood these characters now, and watching the movie was a mildly devastating emotional experience. I loved it.
This time I'm older than Frances. Watching it feels like a harrowing flashback to when I was 27 that really isn't far off from my life now. I don't think I've seen another movie that captures this experience of being in your late 20s in New York during this decade and trying to get your shit figured out. I still love it.
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it's that thing when you're with someone, and you love them and they know it, and they love you and you know it... but it's a party... and you're both talking to other people, and you're laughing and shining... and you look across the room and catch each other's eyes... but - but not because you're possessive, or it's precisely sexual... but because... that is your person in this life. and it's funny and sad, but only because this life will end, and it's this secret world that exists right there in public, unnoticed, that no one else knows about. it's sort of like how they say that other dimensions exist all around us, but we don't have the ability to perceive them. that's - that's what I want out of a relationship. or just life, i guess
elio and oliver did that
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frances cooking for everyone in benji & lev’s apartment. or bending down to tell patch she likes him after he drops her off at her dorm, and him saying the same. benji making the decision to leave frances’ bedroom door open so he can hear her throughout the night. or explaining how her show reminded him of something he saw at the met. we’re all just trying our best, giving what we can, learning to say what we feel when we feel it.
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this movie makes me feel like everything is going to be okay and i really needed that in my life
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tag yourself im frances jerking away and yelling “EH” when adam driver tries to touch her shoulder
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