Give 'Em Hell Honey!

This is a very well done movie with great actors and great music! Kudos.

The quality of the lead character's acting was evident. The changes of locations in the movie were very interesting. This showed Jane's journey of recovering from her parents loss in a compelling way.

The cameo appearances, the sisters relationship was very believe and both Jane and Cindy were great,

Sydney played a charming role. Jane and Sudney the art collector added a great twist. Jane and her Mother and Father had great scenes that made me lose myself in the movie. All in all a great movie fantastic acting and music score.

I was deeply touched by the storyline. It's about grieving your parents, sibling relationships, and life dreams. Its a tough story line but done in a respectful manner that honors the complexity of these relationships. The singing was very soothing for the transitions in the story line. The actors are excellent in bridging the feeling of connection between the different characters.

Through poignant storytelling and breathtaking performances, the film explores the complex emotions that come with caring for a loved one suffering from dementia-the frustration, the tenderness, the fleeting moments of recognition that become priceless treasures. The dialogue beautifully mirrors the mother's slipping grasp on reality, using fragmented reflections and softened edges to illustrate her disoriented world.

It doesn't shy away from the painful truths of dementia, but it also celebrates the enduring strength of familial love. While bittersweet, it reminds us that even when words and memories fade, the essence of love remains.