Notice to Quit | |
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Directed by | Simon Hacker [1] [2] |
Written by | Simon Hacker [1] [2] |
Produced by | Simon Hacker [2] Wyatt McBride [2] Jordan Drake [2] Gordon Hayward [2] |
Starring | Michael Zegen [2] Kasey Bella Suarez [2] Isabel Arraiza [2] Michael Angelo Covino [2] Eric Berryman [2] Robert Klein [2] Nell Verlaque [2] Rose Jackson-Smith [2] |
Cinematography | Mika Altskan [2] |
Edited by | Gilsub Choi [2] |
Music by | Giosuè Greco [2] |
Production companies | Whiskey Creek Watch This Ready [3] |
Distributed by | Whiskey Creek [4] |
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Running time | 91 minutes [1] |
Country | United States [5] |
Language | English |
Notice to Quit is a 2024 American independent [6] comedy drama film [1] [2] [5] [3] [7] [6] directed, written, and produced by Simon Hacker, in his directorial debut. [6] The films stars Michael Zegen as Andy Singer, a New York City realtor, who's life turns upside down when Anna, a 10-year old daughter, arrives.
Produced and distributed by former NBA player Gordon Hayward's newly founded production company, Whiskey Creek, [8] the film was released in the United States on September 27, 2024.
Andy Singer, a struggling New York City realtor, finds his world crashing down around him when his estranged 10-year-old daughter, Anna, shows up unannounced on his doorstep in the middle of his eviction.
— Notice to Quit official website [2]
The film was shot in 35mm on five boroughs of New York City. [2]
The film was released on 400+ theaters across the United States on September 27, 2024, by Whiskey Creek. [8]
Writing for Variety , Manuel Betancourt stated in his review "With a too-neat premise rubbing up against a clearly lived-in sense of place, Notice to Quit feels like an amiable sitcom pilot set in the New York City of the Safdie brothers". [7] David Ehrlich of IndieWire scored the film a grade -B, writing, "Notice to Quit is redeemed by the simple fact of its nature: This isn’t a film that lives in the lows and highs of its defining moments so much as it’s a film that’s sustained by the strength it takes to put one foot in front of the other". [9]