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'Ye 'Charm Circle' be a jolly good show, aye! Welcome to Queens, mateys, prepare for some fine entertainment!

2023-08-04

Avast ye! In this jolly and mirthful tale, Nira Burstein befilmin' her kin in their humble abode in Queens, sans makin' apologies fer their tumultuous lives. A real treasure, this documentary be!

In this hilarious and endearing documentary, Nira Burstein takes us on a journey into the lives of her eccentric parents, living out their golden years in the bustling city of Queens. With a touch of nostalgia and a dash of humor, Burstein captures the essence of her parents' unconventional lifestyle, without sugar-coating the realities of their somewhat chaotic existence.

From the moment the camera starts rolling, we are transported back in time as Burstein's father, affectionately known as "Captain Jack," greets us with a hearty "Arr, matey!" His exaggerated pirate persona is a constant source of amusement, as he regales us with tales of sailing the high seas and hunting for buried treasure. It's clear that this retired accountant has fully embraced his retirement as a swashbuckling pirate, complete with a wooden leg and an eye patch.

Mother Dearest, as Burstein's mother is affectionately called, is a force to be reckoned with. Her vibrant personality and relentless energy make her the perfect match for Captain Jack. Whether she's organizing themed parties or taking up tap dancing in her eighties, there is never a dull moment with this feisty lady. Her enthusiasm for life is infectious, leaving us in awe of her zest for adventure.

As the film unfolds, we witness the day-to-day challenges faced by the Burstein family. From overflowing closets bursting with pirate paraphernalia to the constant stream of visitors seeking a taste of the pirate life, chaos seems to reign supreme. Yet, amidst the madness, we catch glimpses of deep love and unwavering loyalty between Nira and her parents.

Burstein's decision to forgo any apologies for her parents' eccentricities is refreshing. She embraces their quirks, allowing the audience to do the same. Through her lens, we are reminded that life is too short to conform to societal norms and that sometimes, it's okay to let our inner pirate shine. So, raise the Jolly Roger and join the Burstein family on this delightful voyage through their unconventional yet love-filled lives.

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