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All Roads Lead Home (2008)

The story is about a 12 year old girl who loses her mother in an automobile accident. Her father struggles with the loss of his wife and trying to raise his young daughter who believes her father is partly responsible for her mother's death. Belle's maternal grandfather is a changed man since losing his daughter in the accident. He finds it difficult to have a relationship with Belle since she is a constant reminder of her mother.

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Dave A 31 Aug 2015

Wow. Grief, loss and bitterness are such overused plot devices. In real life do we hold death against people? Or, do we grieve together? There seem to be way too many films with a stoic patriarch or matriarch that holds the death of a son or daughter against the survivors. Grandparents that need an event to force them to bond and start to love their grandkids. I get that generations lose some connection, but this film really stretches it. Peter Boyle does not look good in this, his last film appearance. Even in small ways, Patton Oswalt steals every scene he's in. The main characters are just broad strokes. The final straw is the lesser story about the vet and the mystery of the dying dogs. There's too much coincidence and optimism is how it is resolved. It would be nice if there were actually a company in real life that would do what happens near the end of the film. Sadly, no. It only happens in the movies.

Barry N 25 Sep 2010

This film really could've been better, but it does an okay job. I found the film to be way to choppy and too preachy. However I do appreciate what they were trying to accomplish. I also thought it was nice to see Peter Boyle, in his last appearance, one more time. The film was fine, however in the end, I thought the film could've and should've been better.

Jon C 01 Feb 2009

omg i didn't know what to think of this but hey i enjoyed it there's a ton of dialogue but you understand the characters and connect with them about halfway thru it gets very emotional and tugs at your heartstrings maybe that's what message it tries to convey i gotta say to it made me want to escape to the land of grass and hills, man the countryside must be quite a wonder and a place full of grace no offense to the late Peter Boyle but he kinda got on my nerves it's fine though, the main girl is pretty strong on her part i love animals and a heartfelt movie like this

James C 27 Feb 2009

This had a really great story, and good acting. I think this may have been the last performance of Peter Boyle so worth watching for that.

ian b 16 Sep 2008

Filmed in Kansas City, you will undoubtedly recognize many Plaza, Westport, Downtown views. I spotted some KC actors, too. Beautiful homes (!), cars, animals (especially thoroughbred horses, pedigreed dogs, bird), back roads you will want to find and drive, and also the cast. In fact, the whole film is beautiful. Peter Coyote is perfect as the bottom-line grandfather and Vivien Cardone is charming as Belle. Appropriate for family viewing.