Rose

The heart is in the right place. However, to be directed by such an experienced filmmaker it feels very amateurish in its execution. The pacing and staging has the feel of a debutante, resembling the work of a newly graduated film school student. But thanks to the often poignant and sincere tone, the overall end result is a sweet sympathetic film.

It's hard to imagine this director's intentions with the slow and awkward editing. There are far too many on the nose situations where the crunch factor is never far away, racing the question where the producer was?

Even the form was below par at times the overall viewing was sweet. It's an "airplane movie".