Elsewhere

This is a very uneven mix of sombre drama about grief and wacky comedy about redemption, and it doesn't really find its stride until halfway through... It's kind of lovely, but it takes a long time to get there.

It's wildly erratic in tone. It needed to pick a lane and stay in that lane.

Jiménez's script is often charming and funny, but it lacks the precision and specificity that make the best films about sad-sack protagonists stand out.

A wistful misadventure, a quiet but authentic story of personal growth.

Like that endless home improvement project that starts with so much promise, but that your contractor never quite gets up the gumption to finish.

Blah bereavement comedy has lots of pot, drinking, swearing.