Linda has been
married to Abe for 25 years. They
live in the Houston suburb of Jersey Village, Texas. Linda isn’t able to have children. Abe thinks it’s a sin for them to have relations because
they cannot have a child. When
Linda learns that Abe has had a stroke at a sperm bank, she is naturally
infuriated!! She is also afraid
that Abe will die. She goes to the
sperm bank and asks the clerk if Abe has any children? The woman says she cannot give out that
information. She tells Linda that
Abe has been coming to the bank for 20 years. Linda goes back again and the woman says she will not be in the
office for a short time. Linda
learns from the clinic records that Abe has an adult son. She wants to drive to where he lives and bring him back to
meet Abe.
Linda is very naïve
plus she has lived a sheltered life!!
She doesn’t know that she may be getting in over her head with Abe's son
Raymond!! The acting of Rachael Harris
as Linda is very good and she makes her character seem believable!! Linda and Raymond are like oil and
water in their personalities and the way they live. You know right away that there are going to be problems that Linda doesn’t
foresee!! 3* (This movie was OK)
90 min,
Drama directed by Robbie Pickering with Matt O’Leary, Rachael Harris, John
Diehl, Gayland Williams, Jon Gries, Stephanie King, Berna Roberts, Drake
Dempsey, Michael Hyland, Greg Grosh, Rob Huebel.
Note: Imdb 6.4 out of 10, 73% critic 69%
audience on Rotten Tomatoes, Roger Ebert 3 ½*, Rolling Stone 3* out of 4*,
Letterboxd 3.3* out of 5*, Metacritic 57 out of 100 with 14 critics, Amazon
4.5* out of 5* with 13 reviews.
Special
Note: Filmed in Austin, Bastrop and
Smithville, Texas. A first film
for director Robbie Pickering.
The film critic Roger Ebert was so impressed by this film that he showed it at
Ebertfest in 2011. Winner of both
the jury and audience awards for a narrative feature at the SXSW Film Festival. Rachael Harris has been acting from 1994
to 2016 and she has been in films and also on television. She was in Wreck-it Ralph of 2012,
Diary of a Wimpy Kid of 2010 and Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days of 2011, The
Hangover of 2009, Evan Almighty of 2007, For Your Consideration of 2006,
Starsky & Hutch of 2004 and Best in Show of 2000 plus other films.
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