Hello I Must Be Going (2012)

In the wake of her unexpected divorce from David, her entertainment lawyer husband, Amy, a woman in her thirties, retreats to the familiar confines of her affluent parents' home in Westport, Connecticut. Caught off guard by the sudden dissolution of what she believed to be an ideal marriage, Amy leaves David with little more than the clothes on her back, refusing to claim anything from the divorce settlement. Three months later, she remains anchored in a state of melancholy, confined within her parents' house, grappling to find direction in her life. Amy, armed with only a liberal arts degree and an abandoned Master's in Photography, is left grappling with her lack of practical job experience. She senses the ambivalent reception from her parents, Ruth and Stan. Ruth, who meticulously plans for a fulfilling retirement involving home renovations and world travel, finds her dreams disrupted by Amy's return. Stan, on the other hand, offers Amy unconditional love, even though he often struggles to express it aptly. In an unexpected turn of events, Amy finds herself entangled in a covert relationship with Jeremy, a nineteen-year-old actor tasting his first sips of success. The secrecy of their relationship is fueled by the stark contrast in their ages and the fact that Jeremy's stepfather, Larry, is a potential client of Stan's. Stan is desperate to secure Larry as a client, hoping this would enable him to retire, a plan already delayed due to unfavorable market conditions. As Amy and Jeremy navigate their complex emotional landscapes, both facing unique challenges, Amy is hesitant to label their bond as a 'relationship'. The journey unveils hidden truths within this intricate web of relationships, pushing Amy towards a realization about her life after David.

Hello I Must Be Going is a comedy movie featuring Meera Simhan.

Hello I Must Be Going is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Popcornflix and it's also available on Sundance Now Amazon Channel.

It is also possible to buy Hello I Must Be Going on Apple TV.