Nothing wrong with this sweet, gentle film, featuring sweet, gentle people that a little conflict or tension wouldn't cure. Not that I'm looking for a Canadian "Deliverance", mind you, just that watching good folks getting along with each other in the wilds for two hours can get kinda, well, dull. Fortunately, the acting and the writing, which apparently was largely improvised by the non professional cast, is good (credit director Cynthia Scott for this, as well), and so I hung in for most of it. Give it a B minus.
Review of Strangers in Good Company
