Well, I'm much aware that small movie productions usually have a lack of an entertaining plot, and fortunately, "Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding" isn't the case. From the get go, the plot is really fast paced, with plausible situations happening for most of the time. However, I may be a little suspicious to talk about it; I'm about to finish law school and I've always enjoyed the hippie culture, so I obviously liked both characters-- the hippie herself and the lawyer. This film is inspiring, and sometimes effectively causes to remember us how connected we are with nature and how we should consider it as our primal home. The scene in which the grandma states she doesn't name animals because they're not her children, but nature's, is really well thought and provocative for a reflection. The acting isn't THAT professional-- with exception of Jane Fonda's--, but it helps bringing reality to the flick. It's a good option for a family reunion, mainly if your family is one of those that fight for no reason and have a hard time on recognizing each other's qualities. Beautiful movie anyways.
Review of Peace, Love & Misunderstanding
