Goodbye to All That 2014
Goodbye to All That
Otto Wall is just a little unlucky in life, and unbeknownst to him, in love. When his wife suddenly asks for a divorce, he bounces between a search for answers, desperate attempts to stay connected to his daughter, and his fateful reentry into the dating pool.
Otto Wall is just a little unlucky in life, and unbeknownst to him, in love. When his wife suddenly asks for a divorce, he bounces between a search for answers, desperate attempts to stay connected to his daughter, and his fateful reentry into the dating pool.
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Full Cast & Crew... Otto Wall
... Debbie Spangler
... Freddie
... Stephanie
... Mildred
... Lara
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See All 1 Reviews23 Jun 2021 by 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_
Release Date:
Dec 17, 2014 (United States)
Run Time:
1hr 27`
MMPA Rating:
R
Original Language:
English
Production Countries:
United States
Status:
Released
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Goodbye to All That
**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_
Cast & Crew of
Goodbye to All That
Directors & Credit Writers
KS
Karla Strum... Second Assistant Director
... Director
SL
Scott Larkin... First Assistant Director
Cast
... Otto Wall
... Debbie Spangler
... Freddie
... Stephanie
... Mildred
... Lara
... Annie Wall
... Edie Wall
... Holly
... Joan
... Lawyer
... Real Estate Broker
... Dick
SH
Steven Hall... Doctor
... Greeter at Church
BB
Beth Bostic... Ginny
BB
Ben Baker... Forgotten Man at Reunion (Richard Watts)
... Liz
... Liz’s Mother
SM
Sally Meehan... Storyteller at Reunion