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Circumstances force a young divorcée to move back in with her parents in suburban Connecticut, where an affair with a younger guy rejuvenates her passion for life
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*Meet Amy Minsky. She's just getting over her divorce.
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Rated R for language and sexual content
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Release Date:
31 January 2013 (Russia)
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Also Known As:
Come la Prima Volta
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Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$23,904
(USA)
(7 September 2012)
Gross:
$83,814
(USA)
(28 September 2012)
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The title is a reference to a Groucho Marx song of the same name.
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Duck Soup (1933)
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"Le Tango"
Written by John Jennings Boyd and Eric V. Hachickian
Performed by John Jennigs Boyd and Eric V. Hachickian
Courtesy of Critical Mass
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"Hello I Must Be Going" is one of those little independent movies that you must see it's heartfelt and it shows how one little lady can struggle and after once again finding passion set back out on her own. I must also say that Melanie Lynskey really shined here she's an underrated actress she has great sex appeal and range give her more roles! Anyway Melanie("Two and One Half Men")is Amy a recent divorcée who after bouts of depression seeks comfort and shelter by moving back in with her cultured and well to do parents(Blythe Danner and John Rubinstein)in their suburban Connecticut home. The only hope for Amy comes in an unexpected gift just like the way it happens in many lives. After meeting family friends she begins an affair with their son named Jeremy(Chris Abbott)a caught in the cookie jar 19 year old actor. And this rediscovery of passion and intimacy starts life all over for Amy again she's a new lady! Overall this film has it's highs and lows as you watch Amy go thru tragic and funny crossroads of her life as even though she's caught up in a magical love story this girl has reached a point in her life of raw emotional honesty so she can go her own way. Again overall nice feel good film that shows life's a journey with many up's and down's as a rediscovery of passion can show you who you are. Plus it was a nice treat seeing Melanie at work.