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Everything Is Copy (2015)

A candid portrait of writer/director Nora Ephron, directed by her son, journalist Jacob Bernstein.

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Raul R 28 Apr 2016

Maybe everything is copy, but there are certainly not many copies of the likes of Nora Ephron.

Benjamin S 19 Sep 2016

Winter must be cold for those with no warm memories...

Joanne Ostrow 21 Mar 2016

A wonderfully insightful chronicle of a woman, her family, the influence of a writer-mother, and her approach to essays, film and life.

Bradley H 25 Mar 2016

A fascinating profile of Nora Ephron, from the very personal viewpoint of her son. I think her story requires a personal point of view because true fans feel like they know her on a personal level. And in a certain way, we do. For the real everything, listen to Nora read her own copy on the audio version of her final book, ironically titled "I Remember Nothing."

Nancy DeWolf Smith 18 Mar 2016

Jacob Bernstein's documentary about his mother is thus a chance to linger over and re-enjoy Ms. Ephron's insights, which so often created happiness and then ended with her death at 71 from leukemia in 2012.