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Brooke Berman(I)

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Brooke Berman
On the morning after Halloween, a young man celebrates his birthday by drinking his coffee on his east village stoop, watching the Halloween stragglers stumble home.  He meets a young girl bruised by her first encounter with NYC nightlife and its dis
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All Saints Day (2007)
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Brooke Berman is a playwright, screenwriter and author. Her plays have been produced Off Broadway at The Second Stage, Primary Stages, The Play Company, and WET; and regionally at Steppenwolf Theatre Company and Theatre 7 in Chicago. Her work has been developed at numerous places including Williamstown Theater Festival, The O'Neill, MCC Theater, The Royal Court Theatre in London, The Royal National Theatre's Studio in London, New York Stage and Film and New Dramatists. Her screenwriting credits include the adaptation of her play "Smashing" for Natalie Portman, Major Minor Details for Mark Gordon, and Three Wishes for Red Crown. She attended The Juilliard School and Barnard College. Her memoir No Place Like Home was published by Random House in 2010. She wrote and directed Uggs For Gaza, which premiered at the Aspen International Shorts Fest where it won Audience Special Recognition.
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    U4G (2013)
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    Ramona at Midlife (2025)
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    • 2025
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    Keeley Karsten in Pretty Doesn't Hurt (2023)
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    • Ramona at Midlife (2025)
      Ramona at Midlife
      6.8
      • Writer
      • 2025
    • Keeley Karsten in Pretty Doesn't Hurt (2023)
      Pretty Doesn't Hurt
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      Short
      • Writer
      • 2023
    • Next Day Blur
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      • writer
      • 2014
    • U4G (2013)
      U4G
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      • writer
      • 2013
    • All Saints Day
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      • screenplay
      • 2007
    • Floaters
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      • 2006

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    • Ramona at Midlife (2025)
      Ramona at Midlife
      6.8
      • Director
      • 2025
    • U4G (2013)
      U4G
      Short
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      • 2013

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      • 2006

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      (February 4 to February 5, 2004) Her play, "Bliss," was performed in Short and Sweet (An evening of Ten-Minute Plays) Apprentice/Intern Company production at the Actors Theatre of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky with the 2003-2004 Acting Apprentice Company in the cast. Erica Bradshaw was director

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