Like as usual one of the John Cusack's movie that was not widespread among the movie goers. The story of a loving, caring father of two, as well about his dignity. So many movies I'd seen that just deviates slightly from the same storyline and becomes a massive hit, mainly because of the actors or the filmmakers. This one was surprisingly a little fresher from the familiar theme. It was a road-movie-drama which is very much for family audiences. About spending time together and handling grief. A little emotion, a little adventure, a little fun, gives the overall satisfaction of giving a try. I am glad for watching this little movie, which opens about the family value when you miss your loved one under your arm. A very simple and sweet movie, merely one line story that expanded just over a 80 minute long. A fine piece of product for the tearjerker. Everybody was cool in their respective role and so the locations. Loveable movie through your whole heart, and that's exactly what I did, probably you would do the same if you're not those who always try to find flaws and bash it. 8/10
Upon hearing his wife was killed in the Iraq war, a father takes his two daughters on a road trip, all the while searching for the right time and place to tell them about their mother's fate.
Quick Stats
6.5
TMDB Rating
159
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1h 25m
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Key Crew
DirectorJim Strouse
WriterJim Strouse
CinematographyJean-Louis Bompoint
ComposerMichael Minkler
EditorJoe Klotz
Production DesignSusan Block
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Benedek FilmsPlum Pictures
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1 featuredCast

John Cusack
Stanley Philipps

Alessandro Nivola
John Philipps

Gracie Bednarczyk
Dawn Philipps

Shélan O'Keefe
Heidi Philipps

Doug Dearth
Captain Riggs
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Doug James
Chaplain Johnson

Emily Churchill
First Woman

Rebecca Spence
Second Woman
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Jennifer Tyler
Third Woman
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Susan Messing
Fourth Woman

Marisa Tomei
Woman at Pool

Zachary Gray
Boy at Pool
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Penny Slusher
Ear Piercer
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Dana Lynne Gilhooley
Grace Phillips

Mary Kay Place
Woman at Funeral





