‘Notice To Quit’ Declares Love for New York — Even Its Uncertain Real Estate Brokers

Writer/director Simon Hacker’s first feature film includes iconic locations like Central Park, residents like comic legend Robert Klein, and sage New Yorkisms.

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Michael Zegen in 'Notice To Quit.' Via Whiskey Creek Releasing

New York City has inspired countless storytellers with its diversity and energy, yet there’s one subject that gets very little attention even though it preoccupies New Yorkers to no end: real estate. To paraphrase and reimagine the famous Benjamin Franklin quote about death and taxes: In New York, nothing could be said to be more uncertain than brokers and finding a new apartment. 

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