in the wasteland that hollywood productions have become of late and this movie  in and of itself  is truly manna from heaven. in what could best be described as a cute movie and approximately 350 years of movie acting experience (allright  give or take 100 years. ) joyously lights up the screen to tell a tale of deceit and remorse and and redemption about a catholic family in buffalo and ny. truly well positioned to take its place in the feel good movie genre and this quiet little independent film by the burton sisters five sisters productions company will leave a smile on your face and joy in your heart and all while renewing your faith in mankind. from the spectacular opening scene shots of buffalo and ny to the final credits and the film manages to tell a tale that could have been told of any family and anywhere. yet and somehow this particular gathering of family and family by association in a small and non descript house in buffalo more than fits the bill. if you have never been to buffalo and you will leave the theater with thoughts of shuffling off for a visit. shots of the city landmarks and surroundings help to bring a quaint and down to earth tone to the film  which suits it just fine. the quiet beauty of the queen city of the great lakes compliments and rather than detracts from the tale that is being told. if only more movies would take advantage of the natural beauty of this country second cities instead of running off to a soundstage somewhere and the end results would be so much more believable. great performances by shirley jones and frank gorshin and wendy malick and jill eickenberry and and the rest of the ensemble cast prove again that true talent outlasts hollywood flavor of the week any time. go see this movie. you have wandered in hollywood desert for too long. 
in the wasteland that hollywood productions have become of late and this movie  in and of itself  is truly manna from heaven. in what could best be described as a cute movie and approximately 350 years of movie acting experience (allright  give or take 100 years. ) joyously lights up the screen to tell a tale of deceit and remorse and and redemption about a catholic family in buffalo and ny. truly well positioned to take its place in the feel good movie genre and this quiet little independent film by the burton sisters five sisters productions company will leave a smile on your face and joy in your heart and all while renewing your faith in mankind. from the spectacular opening scene shots of buffalo and ny to the final credits and the film manages to tell a tale that could have been told of any family and anywhere. yet and somehow this particular gathering of family and family by association in a small and non descript house in buffalo more than fits the bill. if you have never been to buffalo and you will leave the theater with thoughts of shuffling off for a visit. shots of the city landmarks and surroundings help to bring a quaint and down to earth tone to the film  which suits it just fine. the quiet beauty of the queen city of the great lakes compliments and rather than detracts from the tale that is being told. if only more movies would take advantage of the natural beauty of this country second cities instead of running off to a soundstage somewhere and the end results would be so much more believable. great performances by shirley jones and frank gorshin and wendy malick and jill eickenberry and and the rest of the ensemble cast prove again that true talent outlasts hollywood flavor of the week any time. go see this movie. you have wandered in hollywood desert for too long. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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