She raised 10 kids on 25 words or less.
This started off fun and cute, with stylized presentation that made us think of Pushing Daisies. Then, just when we thought there wasn't more to say, it veered into deeper waters thanks to the complex issues caused by the alcoholic husband. Although it is treated more lightly than in some movies, the film's power comes from watching how Evelyn copes with her husband and the issues his dysfunction raises in the family.
NOTE: I subsequently read the book and found this movie to be a very good adaptation of it. Both are worth experiencing for their own worth.
I loved this one! I read the book first and was also impressed with it. Both are hidden gems. Glad you enjoyed it, too!
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I'm reversing your order and am now reading the book. I've just begun it but am enjoying it a lot so far!
DeleteI can't remember if I read the book or saw the movie first. But they were both good!
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