Two fundamental virtues - the storytelling and the performance of Michelle Hurst. Each important because the subject is more than delicate - dementia, in early form, of a great jazz singer. The clash of memories and reality. The decision of her daughter about future. The house created by her husband. And the show scenes. A touching, profound touching film. About past. And about a special fight for survive.
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