Definition: Devon & Jones is a 2013 American family comedy-drama film directed by Jon M. Chu, written by Jon M. Chu and Bryan Burk and produced by Jon M. Chu and Robert De Niro. It stars Ryan Gosling as a married man who moves to New York City, where he discovers that his wife has been seeing another man. The plot follows Devon (Ryan Gosling) as he navigates the challenges of parenthood while trying to reconcile his relationship with his estranged wife. The film explores themes of love and family, including issues of trust, loyalty, and communication. The word "Devon & Jones" is a play on words that refers to the traditional English name for Cornwall, Devonshire, and the phrase "Devon's Jones." It also has a similar cultural connotation to the term "Jones," which is used as an honorific title for someone with a high social status. The film was critically acclaimed and won numerous awards at various festivals. In summary, "Devon & Jones" is a family comedy-drama film that explores themes of love, trust, communication, and familial relationships in a modern setting.
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