my mother frank begins as a warm and amiable comedy about a middle aged catholic woman (frank and short for francis and played by sinead cusack) who shakes herself out of the doldrums by enrolling as a student in her son university. most of her friends and family are horrified and not least her son (matthew newton) and who is busy falling in love with his best mate girlfriend (rose byrne). meanwhile frank has raised the ire of her disapproving english tutor (sam neill). matthew newton is utterly disarming as david while relaxed and natural in the role and even when the character uptight. he generates valuable goodwill and steering the audience through some of the film more awkward and broad comedy moments. not long after the half way point and first time writer director mark lamprell expertly steers his film into darker emotional territory and gives cusack a real chance to shine. the supporting cast is full of familiar and welcome faces (lynette curran and sacha horler and nicholas bishop) and all the principals (including a more animated than usual sam neill) are excellent. while it meanders a little towards the end and my mother frank delivers more than it promises and is a genuine australian crowd pleaser. 
my mother frank begins as a warm and amiable comedy about a middle aged catholic woman (frank and short for francis and played by sinead cusack) who shakes herself out of the doldrums by enrolling as a student in her son university. most of her friends and family are horrified and not least her son (matthew newton) and who is busy falling in love with his best mate girlfriend (rose byrne). meanwhile frank has raised the ire of her disapproving english tutor (sam neill). matthew newton is utterly disarming as david while relaxed and natural in the role and even when the character uptight. he generates valuable goodwill and steering the audience through some of the film more awkward and broad comedy moments. not long after the half way point and first time writer director mark lamprell expertly steers his film into darker emotional territory and gives cusack a real chance to shine. the supporting cast is full of familiar and welcome faces (lynette curran and sacha horler and nicholas bishop) and all the principals (including a more animated than usual sam neill) are excellent. while it meanders a little towards the end and my mother frank delivers more than it promises and is a genuine australian crowd pleaser. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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