Probably one of the most romantic movies I've seen about divorce.

The friends of the main character are portrayed so sincerely that they feel like your own. To me that was beautiful. Yes, they're supportive and funny, and at times even total dicks, but that's ok, because deep down they believe you are "money", which is sometimes all you need.

Jim Sheridan is able to create a film experience similar to that of a stage play. Where everything seems to be happening in the moment and that the small space it inhabitants can be both confining and open.