The Perfect Family
2011, Comedy/Drama, 1h 24m
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A devout parishioner (Kathleen Turner) goes to extremes when she becomes obsessed with winning the coveted title of Catholic Woman of the Year.
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Rating: PG-13 (Mature Thematic Material)
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Genre: Comedy, Drama, Lgbtq+
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Original Language: English
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Director: Anne Renton
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Producer: Jennifer Rubin, Cora Olson
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Writer: Paula Goldberg, Claire V. Riley
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $107.7K
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Distributor: Variance Films
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I actually liked this a little more than I thought I would. I can't help feel that it would have been a better movie without Kathleen Turner, though....
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The film is rather diffuse but Kathleen Turner is masterful in her ability to convey this woman's many sides and internal struggle. It's a shame the film that surrounds her isn't more tightly written.
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"<i><b>The Perfect Family</i></b> is like so many other family films that I have seen dealing with religion, having a gay/lesbian child and of course the one screw up. I thought that maybe I would see some originality with this film, but not so much. The story has been done. This one is a bit different except it has the same conclusion as the one's that have come before it. The mother is stricken with guilt over the sins she has commited in her past and present. She is in constant denial about the choices her family has made about their own lives and continues to live in this bliss until it all comes crumbling down around her. The acting was semi good. Nothing to write the award shows about. So in the end it was just OK for me."
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