One Moment

One Moment is a heartwarming film about an unforgettable family. Everyone can relate in some way to the issues this family is dealing with. One Moment addresses the bittersweet topic of loss in a loving way, with the perfect amount of comedic flair. I absolutely adored this movie. Danny Aiello was superb in his last role!

If you are a caregiver; a parent; or you're missing a parent; or if you're from a large family; from an Irish family; from a large, Irish Catholic family; from the LGBT community; from a politically divided family...frankly, everyone could watch ONE MOMENT and take away something special.

I admit I may have been hesitant to watch ONE MOMENT... because I have been going through this 'change of life'/caregiving situation with my own parents.

I am SO GLAD my sisters and I watched it.

We literally laughed out loud at some scenes and cried (but pretended we were wiping things out of our eyes) for others. This two-hour movie took us 3 hours to watch because we kept stopping and remembering those scenes from our own lives....

The themes of family dynamics, aging and generation gaps, support (or, sometimes, lack thereof) of siblings, ACCEPTANCE and choices in life are universal and touch each and everyone of us.

I PROMISE you won't be disappointed and you will not see the ending you expect....

This incredible movie deals with many issues families are going through. The humor reminded me of how hilarious Irish families are, especially when it comes to making fun of their parents! The witty dialogue softens the heart breaking drama of dealing with dementia. I can't wait to watch it again!

This movie was exceptional - I laughed so hard. I cried so hard . This is a story that needed to be told as so many people are going through this. Danny Aiello put on an award acting role... I could watch this move a thousand times... Top of my list of all time favorites.

Beth S.

Lovely family movie. Contemporary family issues filled this realistic plot and had me squirming in discomfort, laughing and crying. When a movie causes me to experience a wide range of emotions and see my own family while being challenged to predict the ending, I like it. Also there were good life lessons embedded in the film. I better for having spent my time with One Moment.