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Next Stop, Greenwich Village

film by Mazursky [1976]
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"Next Stop, Greenwich Village" is a 1976 film directed by Paul Mazursky. The movie is an autobiographical comedy that stars Lenny Baker as an aspiring actor in New York City. The film is set in the vibrant and culturally rich Greenwich Village, a historic neighborhood in Lower Manhattan known for its bohemian atmosphere and as a hub for artists, writers, and musicians. The film also features Shelley Winters as the protagonist's domineering mother, Ellen Greene as his girlfriend, and Christopher Walken as a poet. Mazursky's films are often characterized by their insight, satire, and compassion in exploring relationships.123

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