Wholesale Synecdoche, New York

Synecdoche, New York (2008) Script Print Every word. Every scene. The complete screenplay, reproduced in colours that capture the feeling of the film. Six styles of poster to make it yours. Our Prints We print on heavyweight fine art paper with a smooth, clean finish and a natural white tone that stays beautifully consistent from print to print. The matte surface reduces glare and enhances highlights and tonal detail for a crisp, gallery-ready look. With accurate colour reproduction, high contrast, and sharp definition, it has a satisfyingly durable feel at 230gsm with a thickness of 9.5 mil. Each piece is produced using Giclée printing with pigment-based archival inks for smoother gradients, deeper colour depth, and long-lasting vibrancy. Our Frames Framing is the best way to protect and showcase your print with a more professional, polished finish. We use solid, satin-laminated wood frames from sustainable forests, paired with optical-grade clear acrylic for a crisp, true-to-life view. Each piece arrives professionally finished, securely framed, and ready to hang, complete with a premium fine art print. Availaible in Gold, Natural Wood, Black or White. “There are nearly thirteen million people in the world. None of those people is an extra. They’re all leads in their own stories.” – Caden Cotard Charlie Kaufman’s Synecdoche, New York is an intricate and haunting meditation on life, art, and mortality. The film follows theatre director Caden Cotard, who, after receiving a prestigious grant, constructs an ever-expanding replica of New York inside a warehouse, casting actors to portray everyone in his life—including himself. As time blurs and the production spirals into an endless cycle of self-reflection, the film examines the overwhelming search for meaning in the face of inevitable decay. Profoundly moving and surreal, Kaufman’s directorial debut is a staggering exploration of human existence. Director: Charlie Kaufman Writer: Charlie Kaufman Cast: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Samantha Morton, Michelle Williams, Catherine Keener, Emily Watson, Tom Noonan, Dianne Wiest