The acting was fantastic. The setting was beautiful. The potential for this story was immense. I liked exploring the different venues and patterns of grief based on religion. I don't know who is responsible for the rating of PG this was given on Peacock but the language and vulgarity, though not continuous, was extreme when it did occur. PG13 or maybe even R would be much more appropriate. As is so often the case, the special needs man was portrayed as crass, which gets old for special needs families like ours. Overall, I would say I am glad I watched this movie and appreciated the depth and variety of the raw and differing emotions of grief, but am also glad I did not watch it with my 12 year old daughter.
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