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Let Go (I) (2011)Follows the intertwining stories of Walter Dishman, a melancholy parole officer struggling with the doldrums of married life, and three eccentric ex-convicts recently placed under his supervision. Director:Brian JettWriter:Brian Jett |
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| David Denman | ... | ||
| Gillian Jacobs | ... | ||
| Kevin Hart | ... | ||
| Edward Asner | ... | ||
| Simon Helberg | ... | ||
| Maria Thayer | ... | ||
| Alexandra Holden | ... | ||
| Kali Hawk | ... | ||
| Robert Bagnell | ... | ||
| Jack Carter | ... | ||
| Peggy McCay | ... | ||
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Amy Stiller | ... | |
| Johnny Pemberton | ... | ||
| Ogy Durham | ... | ||
| Catherine Reitman | ... | ||
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Follows the intertwining stories of Walter Dishman, a melancholy parole officer struggling with the doldrums of married life, and three eccentric ex-convicts recently placed under his supervision.
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21 August 2012 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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I first saw this film at the Virginia Film Festival. I have since bought the DVD for myself and others. I love this movie! Especially the following: 1. the animated title sequence and scene transitions 2. the interesting use of color – particularly red 3. the surprisingly good performances by comedic actors from The Office, Community, and The Big Bang Theory 4. the recurring thread of the Santa Monica Pier 5. the use and placement of the Other Lives song "Black Tables" I am old enough to remember Ed Asner from television. It was nice seeing him again on the big screen. I also thoroughly enjoyed the performances of Kevin Hart, David Denman, and Gillian Jacobs. I believe this is the first effort by writer / director Brian Jett. I truly hope it is not his last. Definitely worth watching!