Jessie Buckley was very good, as were all the other players. I can't give the film the high accolades some reviewers have, though. The story just didn't hang together for me. For example, what is the real pivotal moment when the daughter decides to acknowledge her mother again? That and other things are not clear. And who would leave Scotland and fly to Nashville with absolutely no kind of plan what to do once they got there? There are other gaps in the story. The feel of the movie is good, and parts of the story feel genuine, but I didn't love it.
