Dave (
Bryan Greenberg), a talented 23-year-old painter from Brooklyn, falls in love with Rafi (
Uma Thurman), a recently divorced 37-year-old career woman from Manhattan.
Part counselor, part Jewish mother, Rafi's therapist Lisa (
Meryl Streep) is gingerly helping Rafi out of her post-divorce slump and through the urgent alarm of her ticking biological clock. Although doubtful that Rafi's new fling (he is 23, after all) is an appropriate partner in the long term, Lisa encourages her patient to enjoy it and have fun (he is 23, after all!). But once Lisa accidentally discovers that Rafi's new boyfriend is, in fact, her son, Dave, she finds it increasingly difficult to act the good therapist while hearing intimate details of her son's love life. Soon, the secret is out and cultures clash, complications arise, civil arguments erupt and a storm of opinions swirl around the couple at the center of all this comic fuss.
It`s really good Movie, realistic, good point of view for the people who hesitate to have together a child.
its absolutely real. played it over and over again.
I thought that Prime was a nice passionate movie to see how people could relate to each other that way. I really enjoyed it!! and Bryan Greenberg in the film is so so so so h-o-t!!!