This is Where I Leave You

When it comes to outrageous fun, bittersweet melancholy and, yes, slapstick, Jonathan Tropper is definitely a master!! It couldn`t get worse for Judd Foxman: his wife just left him, he lost his job and in addition his father has died. As a jewish rite, the whole family is now gathered at their house in Knob`s End to sit shiva for the deceased, which brings along a whole bunch of problems, since they all have their own little arguments amongst each other. Doesn`t sound funny at all, does it? Believe me, it is!! With his dry sense of humour, Tropper will appeal to fans of Nick Hornby and "The royal Tenenbaums".