It was an acceptable film to view once, though I don’t foresee revisiting it, and I can’t really suggest it to others. Keri Russell and Nathan Fillion consistently deliver strong performances together, and the movie succeeds in crafting intricate characters; however, it's overwhelmingly serious in tone. The narrative leans toward being disheartening for a significant portion of its running time. I appreciate that this film was made, and I’m certain it will resonate positively with a specific group of viewers, but I suspect the number of people who would truly enjoy it is quite limited.

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