My wife and I enjoyed this movie, it kept us guessing most of the time. For once the acting of the children was fairly believable, in that they were not having adult dialogue and introspection, as is usually done in your typical hollywood fare.

The two elderly women did well with their characters, the mom character came across as hollow, but 5 our of six ain't bad.

The ending never really ties up the lose end, it kind of leaves you trying to figure out how the dad, aunt and bed and breakfast tie together, my hunch is the makers of the movie did not know themselves. Because of this perception in their script I can't go any higher in rating.

The song and music used was very good, camera work was well done.

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