From the opening scene where our protagonist, Nina, fresh from Kansas is asked by a cabbie, "what was in the luggage?" and she responds "my mother" you know this film was going to be fun. This is a lovely fish out of water story as Nina traverses the surreal realms of Los Angeles with all of its eccentricity. She is in search of her sister who seems to have disappeared into a bizarre lifestyle. Part detective story and part journey of self-discovery, "Closure" leads Nina on a bizarre journey where she encounters some wonderfully outrageous characters. A pair of L. A. detectives she enlists to aid her are particularly amusing. And then of course when Dee Wallace shows up, it's such a wonderful turn of events. As a modest budget indie, this film entertains.
