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You drink too much at parties.
- I'm not drunk. Why did you say
Conrad is seeing a psychiatrist? Why not? People don't hear
that kind of thing very easily. for most people it's a status symbol,
like going to Europe. Well, I thought blurting it out
was in very bad taste. Not to mention a violation of privacy. - Whose privacy?
- Our privacy. The family's privacy. I think it is a very private matter
- I'm not drunk. Why did you say
Conrad is seeing a psychiatrist? Why not? People don't hear
that kind of thing very easily. for most people it's a status symbol,
like going to Europe. Well, I thought blurting it out
was in very bad taste. Not to mention a violation of privacy. - Whose privacy?
- Our privacy. The family's privacy. I think it is a very private matter
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- You drink too much at parties.
- I'm not drunk.
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Why did you say
Conrad is seeing a psychiatrist?
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Why not?
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People don't hear
that kind of thing very easily.
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for most people it's a status symbol,
like going to Europe.
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Well, I thought blurting it out
was in very bad taste.
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Not to mention a violation of privacy.
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- Whose privacy?
- Our privacy. The family's privacy.
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I think it is a very private matter.
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Movie Summary
Beth, Calvin, and their son Conrad are living in the aftermath of the death of the other son. Conrad is overcome by grief and misplaced guilt to the extent of a suicide attempt. He is in therapy. Beth had always preferred his brother and is having difficulty being supportive to Conrad. Calvin is trapped between the two trying to hold the family together.
