All Happy Families

There are a lot of family dynamics in the movie that are common to all of us. It's a little piece of their lives that lasts a weekend, but you feel like you want to spend more time with them. Josh Radnor and the whole cast are brilliant and it is sad to see John Ashton on screen knowing that he would die the next year. Even the small parts like the plumber are very funny.

I didn't know Haroula Rose as a director, but she seems to have created a very collaborative environment on set, and the script, co-written with Caburn Goss, is also well done, showing that "we are all multitudes of things, good and bad, with questionable and great qualities in all of us," as Rose said.