2 Days in New York is a 2012 romantic comedy film directed by and starring Julie Delpy. The film follows Marion and Mingus, a couple living together in New York City with their respective children from previous relationships.
Marion's father, a loud and opinionated artist named Jeannot, arrives from France with Marion's sister Rose and her boyfriend Manu. The eccentric group puts a strain on Marion and Mingus's relationship as they clash over cultural differences and personal boundaries.
As tensions mount, Marion has a falling out with her sister and Jeannot's artwork causes public controversy. Meanwhile, Mingus must find a way to act as a buffer between his family and Marion's, ultimately leading him to question his own commitment to their relationship.
Throughout the film, Marion struggles with her identity as a French woman living in America, caught between two cultures and torn between her past and present relationships. The film also explores themes of family dynamics, artistic expression, and the complexities of love and commitment.