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Romantic comedy starring Josh Hutcherson as Gabe an 11-year-old boy living on the more exclusive side of New York City His parents Adam (Bradley Whitford) and Leslie (Cynthia Nixon) are splitting up and as their marriage slowly crumbles they&39;ve both become increasingly protective of their son Meanwhile Gabe finds his head turned by Rosemary (Charlie Ray) a cute girl in his karate class He works up the nerve to ask Rosemary out on a date and in time the two begin spending their spare time together But just when Gabe feels ready to tackle the next step and tell Rosemary that he&39;s in love with her he learns that she&39;ll be spending the summer away at camp meaning he&39;ll have to spend his vacation pining for her As Gabe turns to Adam for advice Adam begins taking another look at where his relationship with Leslie went sour

Romantic comedy starring Josh Hutcherson as Gabe, an 11-year-old boy living on the more exclusive side of New York City. His parents, Adam (Bradley Whitford) and Leslie (Cynthia Nixon), are splitting up, and as their marriage slowly crumbles, they've both become increasingly protective of their son. Meanwhile, Gabe finds his head turned by Rosemary (Charlie Ray), a cute girl in his karate class. He works up the nerve to ask Rosemary out on a date, and in time the two begin spending their spare time together. But just when Gabe feels ready to tackle the next step and tell Rosemary that he's in love with her, he learns that she'll be spending the summer away at camp, meaning he'll have to spend his vacation pining for her. As Gabe turns to Adam for advice, Adam begins taking another look at where his relationship with Leslie went sour.