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Andy Goodrich (Michael Keaton), a Los Angeles art dealer, is left to care for his 9-year-old twins when his much-younger second wife leaves him and enters a 90-day rehab program. Unprepared for modern parenting, Andy turns to his adult daughter from his first marriage, the pregnant Grace (Mila Kunis), for help. As they spend time together, he slowly becomes the father that she never had.
A throwback to the dramedies of the 1980s, this film skillfully blends humor and heartfelt moments. It touches on themes of family, redemption, and second chances, making it a warm and relatable story with feel-good vibes.
Indie Pick
‘Safety Not Guaranteed’
This film follows Darius (Aubrey Plaza), a bored intern at a Seattle magazine, who investigates a quirky classified ad from Kenneth (Mark Duplass), seeking a companion for time travel. As she spends time with Kenneth, Darius grapples with whether he’s just eccentric or onto something real.
Though the premise of time travel may seem absurd, this romcom is a heartfelt exploration of nostalgia and love. The film skillfully balances humor with serious moments, tackling themes of trust and loss, and ultimately ends on an uplifting note.
Lights, Camera, Chaos!
Steve Martin stars as Bobby Bowfinger, a down-and-out Hollywood producer who, armed with a promising script, aims for one last shot at fame. However, he needs Hollywood’s biggest star, Kit Ramsey (Eddie Murphy), to star in the film, but Ramsey refuses.
Showcasing Martin at his best, this clever comedy highlights his talent as both star and writer. The film delivers genuine laughs while celebrating the joy of filmmaking, emphasizing that passion for the craft shines through, regardless of the outcome.
A Splendid Tale of Love and Resilience
The story centers on Mama and Papa Hansen, who emigrate from Norway to San Francisco and struggle to raise their four children. This heartfelt drama captures the challenges of maintaining a family in early-1900s America.
This classic features an outstanding cast and brilliant performances. It balances humor and heart, illustrating poverty while celebrating family love.