The feelgood movie of the night.
Bill Murray has a magical touch when it comes to bringing sort of carefreeness into things around him. This time round his character Vincent teams up with a young new neighbour Oliver. And it's all good fun with some underlying serious issues of parenthood, poverty and being good to people around you building towards the end. Mr. Murray's talent is best witnessed when the credits roll and he's seen having a cigarette, hosing his dead garden plant and singing
"Shelter From The Storm" by
Bob Dylan.
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