- An off beat comedy about an out of work screen writing/artist that complains about being too cool, too talented and way too gay.
- A bit of the offbeat tedium that is the life of Monkey Zetterland, an unemployed actor/writer obsessed by the old Red Car commuter trains. We explore Monkey's life through his interactions with family, friends, and neighbors.—John Allison <johna@cs.colorado.edu>
- Monkey wants to be a screenwriter, but he is interrupted by his high-maintenance mother, his flaky father, his sister who has just broken up with her girlfriend, his girlfriend who stole his curtains and the couple, including the angry bulimic wife, who moved into the basement apartment. As Monkey navigates this family landscape, he learns about love, loss and himself. In the end, Monkey discovers who he really is and what will make him happy.—poco loco
- It's another typical day for wannabe screenwriter Monkey Zetterland. His bored girlfriend dumps him. His neurotic mother is badgering him-again. Factor in a menagerie of terrorist neighbors, quirky stalkers and other assorted oddballs...and Monkey's life is a real zoo! With a colorful star cast, this is an offbeat yet genuine look at love, acceptance and the importance of family-no matter how unconventional it is.—Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
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By what name was Inside Monkey Zetterland (1992) officially released in Canada in English?
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