The story itself isn’t particularly strong, but the movie has a lot going for it. The acting is excellent, notably Sarah Polley’s performance. All of the characters feel genuine and relatable—even the children. Above all else, this film champions an exuberant enjoyment of life, echoing Frida Kahlo before Coldplay's use of the phrase. There's a Buddhist story that comes to mind about a man fleeing a tiger who finds…