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Goodbye to All That

Epoch Films

IFC FIlms

Remain Calm Productions

United States of America

English

Paul Schneider

Anna Camp

Michael Chernus

Heather Graham

Ashley Hinshaw

Heather Lawless

Melanie Lynskey

Audrey P. Scott

Amy Sedaris

Celia Weston

Steve Coulter

Robert Haulbrook

Melcher Smith

Steven Hall

Jeffrey Dean Foster

Beth Bostic

Ben Baker

Patrice D’Evans

Mabel Robinson

Sally Meehan

Angus MacLachlan

Mindy Goldberg

Anne Carey

Kim Wilcox

Chad Keith

Corey Walter

Mark P. Clein

Summer Shelton

Ethan D. Leder

Jennifer Lilly

Trevor Metscher

Pamela Rook

Betsy Kelly Marshall

Dylan Correll

Scott Larkin

Chad McCumbee

Karla Strum

Andy Hillenburg

Dustin Hillenburg

Lucas Deans

Jonathan Guggenheim

Jenni Muldaur

Mark Bennett

Corey Deckler

James B. Appleton

Jackie Zbuska

Benjamin Dowd

Emily Caulfeild

Mitzi Corrigan

Jonathan Ferrantelli

David Traver

Lauren Thomas

Shani Geva

Josh Neal

David Wahnon

Lisa Faibish

Cynthia Chou

Tara Carrozza

Glenfield Payne

Rachel Chancey

Joe Dizney

Robert Hein

Diana Greene

Abigail Seymour

Missy Cohen

Cory Howard

Robert Fernandez

Ryan Cillison

Reno

**The last ten minutes is to define the title!**

Try to expect from the film what the title signifies. Then this will be a decent film to have. As we know there's no big names in the cast, as well as from behind the camera. But the whole film discloses is what people do when their marriage fails, in order to move on. That's not it, there's a message, that it ends with, especially about the children of the splitting couple. Seems it is a nice one from that angle, though overall film is not a clever enough to attract all kinds of viewers.

When his wife suddenly breaks the news that she wants a divorce, the husband in a surprise tries his best to convince her not to, but nothing works. All the separation affair can be solved easily as they have a good understanding. So they try to move on, particularly the father who meets many women, including his old school and college mates. But what they are not seeing is their young daughter who is affected by all this. So where the story heads from there is told in the remaining.

For the first time direction, this is not a bad film. A low budget, short film with a simple storyline. Well intended film on what it wanted to say. But nothing was told straight, everything was about not being single, that means dating and sex was the priority. Only in the last ten minutes it tries to turn around. That's where the story and the title overlaps. Really the nice performances, particularly Paul Schneider, who has been seen mostly in the supporting roles. So I think it is worth a watch if you are not forcing yourself.

_6/10_

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