Adult adoption, inspired by a true story.

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Hey dad! Why did you and mom got married?

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Jena Malone

Robert Hunger-Bühler

Emily Kuroda

M. Cahill

An adult woman puts herself up for adoption and forms a bond with the misanthropic patriarch of her adoptive family. Based on a true story.

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I thought this was a sweet film. It&apos;s not a big studio production and they didn&apos;t spend a lot of money on sets but I did enjoy it. The script was lacking and at times I could have used more of it.

The actors were really, really good. That Emily Kuroda was excellent as. Sunny. I think everyone knows a Sunny... Jenna was amazing, of course, and then there was, Robert Hunger-Buhler as Otto. Pretty sure we all know someone very similar to him. Then there&apos;s the kids... and quite a bit of life stuff that happens. I won&apos;t spoil it.

I did think the script could have been better and that the editing could have been tighter. I also think it could have been shorter. As I said, I enjoyed it. It&apos;s not big budget but you get to see some familiar faces and some fine acting.

Audrey is a restless woman in a constant state of transition but yearns for more permanent roots. Ultimately putting herself up for adult adoption, she connects with a family and forms an unlikely bond with the misanthropic patriarch.

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I thought this was a sweet film. It's not a big studio production and they didn't spend a lot of money on sets but I did enjoy it. The script was lacking and at times I could have used more of it.

The actors were really, really good. That Emily Kuroda was excellent as. Sunny. I think everyone knows a Sunny... Jenna was amazing, of course, and then there was, Robert Hunger-Buhler as Otto. Pretty sure we all know someone very similar to him. Then there's the kids... and quite a bit of life stuff that happens. I won't spoil it.

I did think the script could have been better and that the editing could have been tighter. I also think it could have been shorter. As I said, I enjoyed it. It's not big budget but you get to see some familiar faces and some fine acting.

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