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 Perhaps because he decided that the relationship travails of white, middle- and upper-class American coastal men, which had been well-represented on the big screen in previous decades, had been overlooked of late, writer-director Noah Pritzker returns to the well of middle-aged male neurosis for his second feature and unearths information that isn’t enough to fill an enjoyable indie dramedy.  Driven largely by the affability of Griffin Dunne, who plays a reluctant divorcee whose elderly father has recently left his elderly mother and whose adult son has his own issues with women, “Ex-Husbands,” which has its world premiere at the San Sebastian Film Festival, is pleasant enough in its intention but stumbles along the way to its destination. Not unlike its bewildered protagonists, who seem unable to translate meaning well into doing it well. Director: Noah Pritzker Writer: Noah Pritzker Stars: Griffin Dunne, Rosanna Arquette, Richard Benjamin We meet Peter Pearce (Dunne), a New...