Looking for Kitty

Looking for Kitty (2004)

Genres - Drama, Comedy  |   Sub-Genres - Buddy Film, Urban Comedy  |   Release Date - May 6, 2004 (USA), Aug 25, 2006 (USA - Limited)  |   Run Time - 76 min.  |   Countries - United States  |   MPAA Rating - R
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Synopsis by Mark Deming

Two guys with different sets of problems find themselves bonding through unexpected circumstances in this independent comedy drama from writer and director Edward Burns. Jack Stanton (Edward Burns) is a former New York City cop who has been trying to establish a new career as a private detective, though his level of success is best indicated by the fact his landlord is about to evict him for not paying the rent. Jack finally lands a paying client when he's referred to Abe Fiannico (David Krumholtz), a high-school baseball coach whose wife, Kitty, has disappeared. The only clue Abe has to her whereabouts is a recent newspaper photo that shows a washed-up rock star hanging out with several women, one of whom is a dead ringer for Kitty. Jack sets out to scour the Big Apple in search of Kitty, and Abe tags along; a friendship grows between the two men, and Jack begins to wonder why regular-guy Abe ever got mixed up with a woman who doesn't seem to have much use for him. Also featuring Rachel Dratch and Chris Parnell, Looking for Kitty premiered at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival.

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basketball, bonding [relationship], police-officer, private-detective, rock-star