Title: Touching, poignant
Product review: I thought this film was outstanding. I put it in a class with the film "It's My Party". It's a wonderful character study, and I only wish that I could be part of a group of friends (as described by the narrator, "like a family") like this. Of course, some of the characters could be described as stereotypical, but they're certainly not one-dimensional. This story is splendidly cast, and beautifully filmed. It's touching, sometimes funny, sometimes painful, sometimes campy, but very realistic. I found myself drawn into it, and felt as though I was there in that charming lakeside country house.
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