Maybe that something missing is continuity. I love movies from the late 1930's through the 1960's. The movies told a story. This movie gets the point across but in weird scenes without much continuity. It doesn't really tell the story well but relies on short scenes without any depth but a lot of shouting. I like some warmth and not so many bizarre characters. The main characters utter a bunch of four letter words. A very dysfunctional family. I can curse with the best of them but dropping the F bomb multiple times adds nothing to the story. We know the family is angry about their situation. There are some comedic touches that are dumb and detract from the main theme. This would be a great drama without the goofy comedy. Being in debt is no laughing matter. I remember being low on funds when I was younger and rolling pennies for enough money to buy food. Fortunately I was able to find work.
Review of Love & Debt
