Solid movie on a small budget. Griffin Dunne does great work with an aging patriarch character, and the dialog really works pretty naturalistically. There's a bit of a gap in the setup that the audience is trusted to roll with, but otherwise it's a proverbial good indie flick about aging, family, and relationships, and doesn't offer pat framings or answers.
Also, on a personal note, the actors and writer-director were there presenting, and I happened to walk in on Griffin Dunne at a urinal in the bathroom, and pointedly avoided making an After Hours joke. It must happen to him.
