First off I must say that the acting was very good. The woman who played Rosie was tremendous. She was under incredible pressure to no only find a place for her family to spend the night, it was up to her to hold the family together. And she did a phenomenal job doing that. She had four kids in tow, and yet she manages to keep it together.
However, movie certainly takes its toll on you after a while. It's basically a series of phone calls, with her trying to find a place for her family to spend the night. It's pretty depressing when she gets rejection after rejection. And in the end, while she doesn't give up, the family is reduced to spending the night in the car. Wow. It doesn't get any worse than that.
Watch this one if you want to see some great acting, and get thoroughly depressed. No happy ending here.
However, movie certainly takes its toll on you after a while. It's basically a series of phone calls, with her trying to find a place for her family to spend the night. It's pretty depressing when she gets rejection after rejection. And in the end, while she doesn't give up, the family is reduced to spending the night in the car. Wow. It doesn't get any worse than that.
Watch this one if you want to see some great acting, and get thoroughly depressed. No happy ending here.