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Following an attempted suicide, Lane (Mia Farrow) retreats to her summerhouse in Vermont to rest. However, Lane's residence is not the peaceful haven it should be when her houseguests disrupt the healing process. Lane struggles to deal with her obnoxious mother (Elaine Stritch), who is visiting with her stepfather (Jack Warden). While Lane lusts after a writer (Sam Waterston) who wants her best friend (Dianne Wiest), a friendly neighbor (Denholm Elliott) carries a torch for Lane.
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Rating: PG
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Woody Allen
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $404.8K
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Elaine Stritch's outstanding supporting performance aside this is mostly a dull and uninteresting attempt at imitating Chekov.
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Good catch of Woody filming it all over again with a new cast. I couldn't have imagined it any other way without Wiest, Waterston, and the glorious Elaine Stritch. Reminded me of Interiors but a more mature, less sterile Interiors. I enjoyed it even though there was a severe lack of closure. Never plodded, but progressed at a steady andante.
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Probably one of my least favorite of the Woody Allen movies.
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I like Woody Allen's movies. They have that something that makes them different to any other movie. And that special element is what makes them good no matter what. I didn't enjoy this one as much as others. Stephanie and Peter are the most hateble characters I've seen lately. Every time they appeared on screen they made me want to stop seeing the film. They totally ruined this movie for me. On the other hand, Lane's misery is excellently shown. Mia Farrow does a great job there, she can totally make you feel her depression.
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