In Theaters Nationwide August 4, 2017.

Promising author Fenton (Shiloh Fernandez) ruffled feathers and lost the love of Jessie (Ashley Benson) when he published a thinly-veiled story about her family in The New Yorker. As Christopher (Chris Noth), Fenton’s father and literary role model, can attest, there’s no such thing as fiction. Returning to New York after a year in exile, Fenton is determined to win back his ex—but she’s engaged to someone else. Christopher, meanwhile, is embroiled in his own affairs of the heart, threatening his relationship with his long-suffering wife, Annabel (Mary-Louise Parker). Chronically Metropolitan is a sardonic romantic comedy about love and letting go.

Starring: Shiloh Fernandez (“Jericho”, “United States of Tara”), Ashley Benson (“Pretty Little Liars”, SPRING BREAKERS), Mary-Louise Parker (“Weeds”, RED), Chris Noth (“Sex and the City”, “The Good Wife”), Addison Timlin (“Californication”), and Josh Peck (THE WACKNESS, “Grandfathered”)

Directed by: Xavier Manrique
Screenplay by: Nicholas Schutt
Produced by: Jamin O’Brien, Daniel L. Blanc, and Chuy Hernandez
Distributed by: The Film Community

Runtime: 85 minutes
Not Rated

(l to r) Shiloh Fernandez and Ashley Benson in Chronically Metropolitan. Courtesy of The Film Community.

Ashley Benson in Chronically Metropolitan. Courtesy of The Film Community.