Pieces of April

I didn't know what to expect from this movie, but I'm glad I saw it. It manages to mix humor with sadness in a believable (not corny) manner. A drama about the relationship a family has with their estranged daughter. In a way though, it's the daughter that ends up coming across as the "normal" one, despite allusions to the contrary. I hate movie endings usually, and this is no exception. It kind of just, ends. And I guess in this case, it's better this way. We can figure out on our own what the ending would've been. And maybe it's better we don't see that, and are left with a more... positive moment, to remind us that some things in life are better remembered than the inevitable end.