Comedy   N/A

In Standing Up, Falling Down, the struggling stand-up comedian, Scott, returns to his childhood home in Eastern Long Island after facing a series of setbacks in Los Angeles. Feeling defeated and embarrassed, he finds solace in his old hangouts, including the local comedy club.

At the comedy club, Scott meets a charismatic and troubled dermatologist named Marty, who is notorious for his heavy drinking. Despite their differences, Scott and Marty strike up an unlikely friendship. They bond over their shared love for comedy and recognize each other's flaws and vulnerabilities.

As Scott tries to rebuild his life, he learns that Marty is facing his own demons, including a failed marriage and a deep sense of loneliness. With Scott's support, Marty slowly begins to confront his alcoholism and reevaluate his life choices. Meanwhile, Marty encourages Scott to rediscover his passion for comedy and not give up on his dreams.

Together, Scott and Marty embark on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and personal growth. They attend therapy sessions, confront their past mistakes, and learn to forgive themselves. Along the way, they face numerous challenges that test their friendship but ultimately bring them closer together.

As Scott gains confidence in his stand-up routines, he starts getting recognition from the local comedy community. Marty, on the other hand, begins to let go of his self-destructive habits and finds redemption in helping others. They both realize that failure is a part of life, and it is through embracing their flaws and supporting each other that they find strength and purpose.

In the end, Scott decides to return to Los Angeles, armed with a renewed sense of self and the belief that he can overcome any obstacle. Marty, having found a sense of purpose and joy in helping others, decides to embark on a journey of sobriety and self-improvement.

Standing Up, Falling Down is a heartwarming comedy that showcases the transformative power of friendship and the importance of embracing our failures as stepping stones towards personal growth and happiness.
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