Nowadays it's extremely hard to come across a movie that involves so much in the simple premise. The plot itself is riveting. A flawless plotline where the nail's hit in the head at every point. The direction alone is soulsearching. Alison Elliot delivers one of the strongest performances I've seen in years, as well as the rest of the cast. And I know I can "say that twice and mean it". This movie is a must for everyone who enjoys art at the top of its form. I won't let my words spoil the film if the reader has not seen it yet, just lay back, and enjoy one of the best pictures I've seen and felt, I know too many words like this can cause people to look for a flaw wherever they may find one, but I can only say that this work is deep enough to bear wrongful comments and survive and still be such a warm story. Two thumbs up.
Review of The Spitfire Grill
