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Hello I Must Be Going (2012)

An affair with a 19-year old actor helps reinvigorate life for thirty-something Amy after she moves home to her parents' house following her divorce.

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Kate Erbland 01 Feb 2012

Hello I Must Be Going overcomes its formulaic plot with solid performances, genuine warmth and humor, and some uncloying honesty about the nature of relationships.

Shawn Levy 19 Sep 2012

The script's contrivances and the director's lax handling aren't enough to hold you.

Peter Rainer 06 Sep 2012

Abbott has a compelling unpredictability, though, and in a couple of his scenes with Lynskey, you can spot the stirrings of a more complex film than the one we finally ended up with.

Ahmed B 23 Oct 2013

An interesting character study of a lost soul who staggers, but eventually finds her way through a life that isn't what she expected it to be, coming to terms with what she discovers about herself at the crossroads where she faces up to the reality of what she really is. Melanie Lynskey shines in this tale of a midlife coming of age.

Joe Neumaier 07 Sep 2012

Writer Sarah Koskoff's nuanced script and director Todd Louiso's ("Love, Liza") delicate tone follow indie terrain, but go the right way.