"Saturday Night Live" alumna Julia Sweeney scores in a funny and moving one-woman show about a tumultuous year in her life. Her adored brother is diagnosed with cancer and takes up residence in her be...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 6, 2003
Stats: 41 reviews
I watched this because I had 3 people in my family diagnosed with cancer, two of them lost there lives too it. This movie honestly though hardly even talks about it. It merely uses these people being diagnosed to tell a bunch of mini stories that happend during the 9months her pa...( read more)
I adore this film. It contains just the right mix of humor and honesty. I must confess I've probably seen it 4 or 5 times. Just like a good stand-up comedy album, it doesn't wear.
Quentin Tarantino executive produced this film version of Julia Sweeney's one woman show. Julia Sweeney recounts taking care of her brother during his battle with lymph cancer, having her parents move in, and her own battle with cervical cancer. The performance runs the gambit...( read more)
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