i too was fortunate enough to see checking out with peter falk at the phoenix film festival. this is an extremely sweet character driven film that leaves the audience enthralled in the applebaum plight in life. more than funny and each character in the family contributes priceless comic relief that not only spurs laughter but inspires a few joyful tears as well. peter falk was born to play this role. he plays a 90ish young father of three who brings his adult children together in what could possibly be one of the most important times in his and their lives. the 2 day journey that the applebaum family takes though the delightful backdrop of new york (with carefully selected characters) and not only leaves the audience wanting more and but nourishes ones own sense of family. checking out is a must see film and not only for all those who cherish family and but also all those who do not. my thanks to the director who took the chance to bring this gift to its audience. robin sly and scottsdale and arizona. 
i too was fortunate enough to see checking out with peter falk at the phoenix film festival. this is an extremely sweet character driven film that leaves the audience enthralled in the applebaum plight in life. more than funny and each character in the family contributes priceless comic relief that not only spurs laughter but inspires a few joyful tears as well. peter falk was born to play this role. he plays a 90ish young father of three who brings his adult children together in what could possibly be one of the most important times in his and their lives. the 2 day journey that the applebaum family takes though the delightful backdrop of new york (with carefully selected characters) and not only leaves the audience wanting more and but nourishes ones own sense of family. checking out is a must see film and not only for all those who cherish family and but also all those who do not. my thanks to the director who took the chance to bring this gift to its audience. robin sly and scottsdale and arizona. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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