as Lane opens the door to show the room to prospective buyers, and Lane is shocked. Stephanie insists that it meant nothing, while Peter tells Lane that the two of them have deep feelings for each other. Diane comes downstairs, announcing that she and her husband are going to move into the house permanently. Lane becomes even more distraught, insisting that Diane gave Lane the property a long time ago. Diane dismisses it as one of her own drunken whims. Lane experiences a breakdown, accusing her mother of being fake and insensitive. The film's climax comes when an anguished Lane cries, "You're the one who pulled the trigger! I just said what the lawyers told me to say", thus revealing that Diane was actually the one who shot her abusive lover. Presumably Diane's lawyers thought it would be better if Lane took the fall, as she would be treated leniently. The ordeal has obviously been hugely detrimental to Lane. Diane finally concedes that if she could go back, she would behave differently. Everyone leaves except Stephanie and Lane. The film ends with Stephanie encouraging Lane to move on and "keep busy". Cast Filming Allen shot the film twice. It originally starred Sam Shepard as Peter (after Christopher Walken shot a few scenes, but was determined not to be right for the role), Maureen O'Sullivan as Diane, and Charles Durning as Howard. After editing the film he decided to rewrite it, recast it, and reshoot it. He has since stated he would like to redo it again. Reception September has a 63% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes from 16 reviews. Soundtrack On a Slow Boat to China - By Frank Loesser - Performed by Bernie Leighton Out of Nowhere - By Johnny Green & Edward Heyman - Performed by Bert Ambrose and His Orchestra Just One More Chance - By Sam Coslow & Arthur Johnston - Performed by Bert Ambrose and His Orchestra My Ideal - By Leo Robin, Richard A. Whiting & Newell Chase - Performed by Art Tatum, Ben Webster, George Red Callender & Bill Douglass What'll I Do - By Irving Berlin - Performed by Bernie Leighton I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) - Written by Al Neiburg, Doc Daugherty and Ellis Reynolds - Performed by Bernie Leighton Who - By Jerome Kern, Otto A. Harbach (as Otto Harbach) & Oscar Hammerstein II - Performed by Bernie Leighton