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(25) 7.2 74 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

I'm Leaving Now is a movie starring Felipe Hernández. After 16 years in Brooklyn, working three low-paying jobs and collecting bottles on the street in his spare time and sending the bulk of his earnings home to his family in...

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Documentary
Director
Armando Croda, Lindsey Cordero
Starring
Felipe Hernández

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Genres Documentary
Director Armando Croda, Lindsey Cordero
Writer Josh Alexander
Stars Felipe Hernández
Country USA, Mexico
Also Known As Ya me voy
Runtime 1 h 14 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description After 16 years in Brooklyn, working three low-paying jobs and collecting bottles on the street in his spare time and sending the bulk of his earnings home to his family in Mexico, Felipe decided to return after almost two decades. But when he informs his family of his homecoming, he discovers that they've squandered the money, are deeply in debt and don't want him to return. They need him to stay in the US.

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24 customer reviews about «I'm Leaving Now»

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Patricia Jacobs
Monday, 18 Jan 2021 13:23

I really loved this film. I think that it's an honest and genuine look at the world that is changing so rapidly. If you're looking for a thriller, then this is not the film for you. It is more of a look at what it is like to be on the outside looking in. The issues of homelessness, the war in Afghanistan, drugs, immigration, poverty and the effects of climate change are all covered in this film. It is very informative. I saw this film with an audience who had no clue as to what was going on. It really brought people together and it is a film that will stand the test of time.
Lauren
Saturday, 16 Jan 2021 20:35

I'm Leaving Now is the follow-up to the brilliant Moving and features two directors who are clearly deeply connected. Director William Friedkin's "American Beauty" and director Tim Story's "Saving Private Ryan" are both very detailed stories of war and conflict but their approaches are very different. The world of war is shown in a very graphic way that is both harrowing and horrifying. It also does a great job of showing the psychological toll of being a soldier in a conflict. While Friedkin's films are long and often feel like art house movies, Story's films are more detailed and even more powerful. His "Saving Private Ryan" is a great movie, but I have to say that "American Beauty" is also a great film, even though it is also very intense and effective. As you can see, there are a lot of films that are very different from each other and even though they are very similar in the way that they describe war and conflict, they are also very different. I have to say that I have never seen any other film that so thoroughly portrays war as either a documentary or a story. The images are so powerful and so true that they really make you think. I would have liked to see more of the violence, but it is one of the things that makes this movie so great. If you have seen any of the other films mentioned, you will see the same thing in this film. The violence is something that is very well done and makes the audience feel the same way the characters do. The thing that I really liked about this film is that I felt like I was in the middle of a war zone. I could tell that the soldiers were just trying to survive and I could see the feeling of being a soldier. There were also some scenes in this film that really made me feel very emotional and I felt like I had just been through a war zone. Overall, I think that this is a great film and definitely worth seeing.
Anna Fox
Saturday, 16 Jan 2021 11:04

I had been following this topic for years and have loved how it was reported. The fact that the US is the world's most carbon-intensive country is nothing new, but it's really sad that this information is ignored so much. This documentary is quite powerful, especially in terms of how the people and the planet are being screwed by these companies. Many corporations have been taken over by the mega-rich and the people are being forced to sell their land to oil companies for so much money that they have become unresponsive. It's an awful situation for the people, and for the planet. This documentary shows us the truths of how the US government has failed to do anything about this problem, despite being the world's largest economy. If you can't see it, I highly recommend you watch it, but do so at your own risk.
Jerry
Wednesday, 30 Dec 2020 07:40

I'm Leaving Now is an excellent documentary about the Iraq War. The footage is amazing. But the biggest highlight for me is how well the director manages to convey the humanity of the people in the video. The film is also visually engaging. It's full of beautiful, vibrant images. And it's important to note that this is the first documentary about the Iraq War. It is not the only film about the Iraq War. There are several other documentaries that are more focused on the war. However, this documentary is definitely the most important one because it shows the brutality of the Iraqi people. It also shows the humanity of the Iraqi people. It's not only about the war, but also the violence that is committed against the people. In addition, the director does an amazing job of taking the footage and making it seem like the Iraqi people are taking it in stride. The film is also made with a great sense of realism. The director is able to capture the true emotion of the Iraqi people. The director has captured so much about the people and the events in the film. And the cinematography is also great. There are some really beautiful, beautiful shots that the director captures in the film. I'm Leaving Now is definitely a must see documentary.
Christina Delgado
Thursday, 17 Dec 2020 08:41

I would never have thought that a documentary about immigration would be so interesting. I was surprised by how much of an effect it had on me. I'm from Mexico and I've lived here for over a decade. My mom and I are at different points in our lives. My mom is 80, my dad is 50, but they both have dreams of a better life. The documentary is based on the book The Deportation Wars by Raul Estrada, a local reporter for the local newspaper. He gives us insight into the problems that the government of Mexico has had to face because of the growth of the migrant population. Most of the interviewees are immigrants who were trying to get to the United States. Many of them are parents of children who have been here for years. The documentary is not just about the problems they have been facing. It is about the people who are trying to help them, and the people who are willing to help them. This film shows the people, the problems, and the solutions. I was actually shocked that the movie was only 90 minutes. The documentary was very moving, and the information was presented very clearly. I would recommend this documentary to anyone, even if you are not an immigrant. It is very informative and helps you to understand what is happening to the people of the country.
Rachel
Monday, 30 Nov 2020 05:18

Well, at last, the story of the British ex-patriot movement that inspired and spread through the world and into the early 20th century. For a first-time-producer, this film was highly engaging and enjoyable. I am not a football fan, but I am a follower of the English national team, and this film tells me how I can be more interested in the game. The interviews are interesting, and I was impressed by the music and cinematography. If you are a football fan, you will enjoy this film. If you are not a football fan, you may enjoy this film, but you will be annoyed by the lack of football jokes and references. If you enjoy sports documentaries, you will enjoy this film. The film is narrated by a British national football fan (who is not a sports fan), and includes interviews with many ex-patriots. I enjoyed the interviews, but the subtitles were difficult to read, which meant I was unable to understand most of the conversations. Overall, I enjoyed the film, but I feel it could have been better. I can recommend this film to football fans, and non-football fans. It was interesting to hear about the role of the ex-patriots and their effect on the British football industry. It is not a perfect documentary, but it was still enjoyable. It would be interesting to see this film made into a feature length film.
Aaron
Monday, 23 Nov 2020 13:03

It is a really nice documentary about a man who has been acting for 20 years, and the people around him, including his wife. It is really a piece of art, like a painting or a statue, and every detail, of the actor's life is shown to the audience. It is a really big story, and also a very good documentary.
Teresa
Wednesday, 04 Nov 2020 16:51

This film is so well done, and a really beautiful story of many struggles. A powerful message to all of us. I also loved how the film showed how difficult it was for her to find a job as a waitress in LA, and how she was forced to spend time at the same diner that her boss used to work at. The character of Ginger is very inspiring and in a way I think she has inspired me to live life to the fullest. I also found that it was very inspiring how her struggle to find a job and get a job was one of the main themes in the film. She also had a great story about how she was trying to get her child off the streets and how she was the only one that was in charge of that and how she loved her son so much. This film is so well done, and I hope it inspires people to see the real side of life and not be afraid to stand up for what you believe in and what you believe in the most. Great film!
Howard D.
Thursday, 29 Oct 2020 00:36

This film is an interesting look at the history of the Black Panthers, and the people who were involved with them. It is also a great insight into the real reasons for the organization's existence, as well as the many people who worked to accomplish their goals. The interviews with several people involved with the group are incredibly informative and include interviews with current members as well as past members. The film is also well-paced, the tone is calm, and the images are powerful. The film is well worth your time, and you can't help but be moved by the story and the people involved.
Denise T.
Thursday, 24 Sep 2020 14:21

I never found this movie particularly interesting, and the synopsis on IMDb makes it sound like it's a pretty depressing movie, which it is, but I wasn't really expecting anything other than a fascinating look into the lives of some of the world's poorest people. I am sorry to say, but the truth is much more interesting than the title suggests. Most of the people interviewed were able to provide very little information about themselves. Many of them could not even identify their nationality. The stories they told were sometimes so strange and bizarre that I could not help but laugh out loud, and often they were simply boring. But I will give credit where credit is due. I also enjoyed the "documentary" style, and the way the interviews were done was very well done. I enjoyed the way it was shown, it seemed like a documentary, but it was still interesting. I think the real highlight of the movie is the way the people were treated. I have no idea what was so bad about the way they were treated, but I sure wish I could get a copy of that footage. I would love to have a copy of the footage in question. I am really glad that I did not see this movie in theaters, because I would have felt like I wasted money. But I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to know about the lives of people in Africa. I would not recommend this movie for anyone who is easily offended, but I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the lives of people in Africa.
Zachary Mitchell
Sunday, 20 Sep 2020 09:56

I'd been looking forward to this movie for a while, having never really given much thought to it. The plot, while complex, doesn't really take itself seriously. I think this is a good thing, and that's why it's so difficult to take it seriously. So, we have a documentary film that is basically about a man and his job, his wife, and his "friends" and "supporters". The fact that these men are, for the most part, white, and the women, mostly Indian, is never really made clear. You just have to imagine it's some sort of J. Crew "everyday" clothes that these guys wear, and you'll understand what I'm talking about. The movie does have a few moments of brilliance, especially towards the end, where the director takes us through his journey to the union hall in San Francisco, where he met his old boss, an older, more older white guy. At this point, I think I'm going to go and watch it again. If you're into music documentaries or documentary style films, then I would definitely recommend it, but I don't think it's one of those movies you'd want to watch more than once.
Gloria Anderson
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 20:04

I watched this film when it came out and thought that it was very informative. It is as old as the hills. It is a very moving documentary about a great artist and his struggle to finish his masterpiece and move on with his life. It is true to life and is based on fact. I recommend it to everyone. A must see.
Cynthia
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 17:19

I've always thought that a documentary should really make you feel like you're there, a movie that makes you feel like you're in that situation, but you can't really feel like you're there. I found this movie to be perfect for that, which is also why I loved it so much. It's not a documentary you can just watch to get a feel for the situation, this is more of an actual documentary that you can actually experience, you can feel like you're there. The things that are shown in the movie are not just facts, but real people, and the movie has a real story to tell. It's very rare that a documentary really shows a story from the people who are in that situation, and the director did that in a very realistic way. You can really see the pain, the anger, and the desperation of the people who are left behind. Overall, this is a great movie for people who want to see something different, something that actually makes you feel like you're in that situation. I definitely recommend it.
Ralph
Monday, 07 Sep 2020 10:57

I enjoyed this documentary more than I expected. It has some pretty good information on the criminal justice system. While some of the facts in this film are not entirely true, they are still interesting to hear. There are also some pretty good interviews with a number of people involved in the system. However, one of the main problems with the documentary is the length. It is a bit long at about an hour and a half, and it felt a bit long in some places. Also, some of the information that was shown was not quite relevant, like when some of the guys who were in prison for the murders were talking about the women that they had been dating. Overall, I liked this documentary more than I expected. The fact that the film is not entirely true and that some of the information is not 100% true also helps to make the film more interesting. Overall, it is worth a watch. 7/10
Daniel Webb
Tuesday, 25 Aug 2020 11:58

This is a very good film. I don't normally write reviews, but this film really hit the spot for me. I found it really insightful about how Americans feel about their culture and their history. It was also very interesting to see how people from different cultures would react to each other. This was especially true in the age of globalization. The first scene of this film was really touching. It was about the Japanese American internment camps. I was really shocked by how many people in this film were being beaten and tortured just for being Japanese. This was really disgusting. The film did a really good job showing how Americans feel about this issue. The film really made me feel how I would feel if I was in that situation. Overall, I really enjoyed this film. It was very well put together and very informative.
Jeremy
Friday, 14 Aug 2020 15:18

I can't help but wonder why this documentary has not been shown on TV in the US. I watched it, and have only one word to describe it: GARBAGE. It's so gross, and so bad, that you'll want to spit. I haven't seen a documentary that has left me so disgusted and/or revolted. This is the only way I can describe it, and I've watched it 3 times already. I don't know how else to explain it. I think the reason why this is not shown in the US is because of the fact that the documentary is a bit too gruesome for most people's taste. I think most of the people watching this will find it hard to take it seriously, and maybe even laugh at it. I can't imagine how much they'll laugh at this documentary. If you do want to see this documentary, it's best to watch it in the same room as the person you're watching it with. If you want to see it alone, just bring a tape of the horror, and don't be fooled by the fact that it's a documentary. There is so much blood, and guts, and brain matter in this movie, that I doubt you'll be able to take it seriously. If you can't take it seriously, it's best to stop watching it as soon as you can. Don't waste your time watching this, and don't pay to see it in the theaters.
Gloria Stevens
Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 21:16

One of the most disturbing, shocking, and wonderful films I have ever seen. This is not just a film. This is a philosophy. It is a message about the human spirit, life, and death. The story is told from the perspective of a young boy, who has lived in a small town for the last five years, and is now leaving for the country. The kid's mother, played by Jane Fonda, is trying to cope with the death of her husband, and the departure of her son, who has been living with her. She is desperate to find a job and a place to live, so that her son can move out to find himself. This is the crux of the film, and the point where I began to feel tears in my eyes. I did not want to see this film, but as I read some of the reviews, I was so touched by this film that I decided to see it. I love documentaries, especially about the Holocaust, but I was amazed by how many viewers felt a strong emotional response to this film. This is a film that you need to see, and I think that it is important for people to see it, and then talk about it. I hope that people will feel inspired by this film. I am so glad that I saw it, and that I had the chance to talk to a number of people about it.
Jeremy M.
Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 12:56

I didn't have high hopes for this documentary but I was pleasantly surprised. The topic of the documentary is definitely a good one to cover and the best way to do it is to focus on the people behind the scenes. There are some people that are going to disagree with this decision but I feel that they will understand that the film is not just about the music, but the people behind the scenes of making it. It is great to see how these people have dealt with their money and the way it has affected their lives. I also thought that the documentary was well done, which I found to be an understatement. It shows you the things that go on behind the scenes in the making of a new album and it also shows the people that make the decisions that are made. If you are looking for a documentary that is an example of how a film should be made, this documentary is a good one to watch.
Frances A.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 13:11

This is an excellent documentary about the life of Don Cherry, a Canadian entertainer who never really lived up to the hype that surrounded him when he was first starting out. It's very sad that this man is dead at age 78, but in all honesty, he was an accomplished entertainer. I think he was the reason I got into sports, and the reason I am so passionate about hockey. Cherry's relationship with his father is very important to him. I've seen the documentary several times and I keep looking for some more things to learn about him, but I'm very much looking forward to the DVD release. The main thing I can say about Don Cherry is that he was a great entertainer, and a very talented person. He was known for his dramatic and passionate entrances, and he was the biggest sports personality in the world. Cherry's fans still love him, and they will always love him for what he did for them. The documentary shows us some of the best performances he did, and it gives us a glimpse into his life before he started out, and after he started out. The documentary also gives us a glimpse of his relationship with his family. Cherry's father was an alcoholic, and he didn't really know how to handle his life. Cherry's mother died at a young age, and he was left with no family to be around. The documentary also gives us a glimpse of Cherry's relationship with his mother. Cherry's mother was very strict and didn't let him touch his hair, and he didn't really have any contact with his father. Cherry's relationship with his mother was very much like his relationship with his father, and they had a strong relationship, but it didn't last very long. The documentary also shows us some of Cherry's other talents, and I love how he used to play his guitar at the rink in Toronto. Cherry was a great entertainer, and the only reason I can understand why so many people loved him so much was because of his music. I was really into his music and liked the fact that he was able to keep it together. I think that the documentary is an amazing way to show how Don Cherry did what he did. I don't think there is anything negative about it, it's a wonderful documentary that anyone can enjoy.
Kathleen Aguilar
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 20:56

The footage and the experience of this documentary are worth a watch. The issue of immigration has been a hot topic since the 1960's, and it is always a tricky topic. The film is not necessarily about immigration. It's about a group of guys that don't like to think of themselves as immigrants. They just don't want to be a part of the society. One of the guys starts a church in New York. The other guy is an immigrant from Poland. He takes his wife and kids to Mexico, where he is living in the country illegally. They decide to go to a Mexican restaurant. When they get there, they are arrested and deported to Mexico. The documentary is not about immigration, but about what it is like to live in a country that is not your own. In the end, they are forced to go back to their home country. The film does not tell us how they got there, but it does show the people that made their way there. The music in the film is very good. You hear the songs and the music in the film is very well composed. I would recommend this film to anyone that wants to see how people live in a different country. 8/10
Catherine
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 08:55

A very nice documentary about the struggle of independent film makers in Hollywood. It's very inspiring to watch the talent of these men in their own words. I love the music by Beck and the way that they live out their own stories. It's a great story. I love the way that these people see the world and how they can use their art to make a difference. It's a great look into the making of a great film.
Harry
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 14:12

I really enjoyed this documentary, it was a very interesting look into how the world's art museums function. Most people know that museums are the center of all of our lives. The work of these institutions should be considered as something special, and I think that's what this documentary does, it shows the power that museums have to teach, and to inspire. I loved the look of the museum, which reminded me of a classic architecture. The most memorable part of the documentary is the conversation between the people who worked in the museum. There were some really great insights into the work of the museum and how it works. I thought the documentary was very informative and I highly recommend it.
Maria Alvarado
Tuesday, 05 May 2020 11:15

I wanted to see this film because I am a fan of Margaret Atwood's novels. I was surprised at how good it was. The story is a bit repetitive, but it is a good story, and it is great to see Margaret Atwood in a different medium. It's one of those films that you'll want to see again and again, because it is so good.
Anna L.
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 03:52

I saw this film when it was first released and it had a special place in my heart. It's an interesting story, very realistic and informative, and it's definitely a film worth seeing. The idea of being a "deserter" is not really a new idea in the world of war movies. The reality is that a lot of people were forced to give up their lives. That's the truth behind this film. The films main idea is to show how difficult it is to make a living, especially in a war-torn country like Sudan. It's an interesting way to see what it's like to be a deserter. It is very informative and it's a really important documentary. It's not that I am a fan of war films. I am an action movie fan. It's a nice movie that should be watched. I'm glad I saw it and I'm glad it's not a film I will never forget. I hope it is still released on DVD so people can see it.
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