Jolly Good Film
Yet another wonderfully dysfunctional family. Some excellent acting from the cast, especially by Brenda Blethyn. While the focus seems to be on eldest som making his way away from clinging & odd mother, the brother with cerebral palsy is a great mix of disability and normalcy. In fact, he may be the most well-adjusted character in the whole movie. Aussies as good as the Brits, if not better. Definitely better than us ugly americans. Yes, but a wee-bit of sadness throughout.