A Month of Sundays

About This Movie

A Month of Sundays is a fascinating blend of comedy and drama that dives deep into the themes of grief, connection, and the struggle to let go. Frank Mollard, a divorced man stuck in a rut, feels the weight of unresolved issues with his deceased mother and his disconnection from his teenage son. The atmosphere has this bittersweet quality, often leaving you chuckling while feeling a twinge of sadness. It's got a unique pacing that mirrors Frank's own stagnation – meandering yet somehow purposeful. The performances are grounded, with Frank's character portrayed in a way that really draws you in, making you feel the awkwardness and longing. There's something beautifully distinct about how it handles the supernatural element of the phone call – it’s less about the shock and more about what it brings out in him.

Unique take on grief and connectionBittersweet tone with humorGrounded performances enhance the themes