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Welcome back to ignorance. Every young director should be happy that Dianne Wiest and David Oyelowo has accepted roles in their first film. Your all favorite movie on hdmovieshub free download & watch These two characters, whose script seems to be just a draft, give us the weight we need to care about their characters.... and neither of them are particularly likable.

Pain and guilt

Written and directed by Maris Curran, this is the story of two people coping with grief and guilt, but unable to share the burden because they cannot overcome their feelings. When a woman dies in a car accident, her husband Sherwin (David Oyelowo) and mother Lucinda (Dianne Wiest) are devastated. Sherwin tries to quell his depression by drinking constantly and eventually accepts Lucinda's invitation to visit her in rural Maine (far from his home in Atlanta).

Overall humble and charming

The two never got along very well and it turns out they both had a strained relationship with his late wife/daughter. What follows are several awkward dinners and conversations, punctuated by many awkward minutes of silence.... or cruel remarks from Lucinda, who has cancer. The extremely modest and charming Rosie Perez is the least unpleasant in her limited role as Lucinda's sister (and Sherwin's confidante).

The struggle to cope

Few things are more pointless than competing over who deserves more pain. Lucinda says in this film that fatherhood brings out the worst in people, and this applies to grief as well. These two characters are not at their best as they try to deal with the holes they now have in their lives.

Who among us has ever suffered a loss?

"It should have been me" is not an uncommon thought for those who have suffered the loss of a loved one. Especially if they are haunted by the past. Your all favorite movie on movipapa free download & watch The subplot of the marital struggle over whether to have children becomes much clearer as we get to know Lucinda.

The sacrifice of solitude and intimacy

While Ms. Wiest and Mr. Oyelowo were talented, it would have been nice if the script had been more suspenseful and director Curran had been able to limit the sharp close-ups without sacrificing loneliness and intimacy. It's also a good look at the grieving process and how deeply many people hold these emotions.