Jake Cohen (Paul Graetz) is the owner of a successful department store. His sons and others have taken over most of the work leaving him as the figurehead. He yearns for the days with him running a small general store. He walks off and finds such a struggling small shop. His younger son Jack has romantic drama. After losing his wife, he abandons the busy work at his big store and starts working at the small shop.
I like the simple general premise at the center of this movie. Jake is a man looking for the days of his youth. It's a big compelling idea. I don't think this needs Jack's romantic drama. It makes Jake look bad in the arguing although it's fitting for an old time family drama to have the father trying to control his son. I rather simplify it to the store and the old man.
I like the simple general premise at the center of this movie. Jake is a man looking for the days of his youth. It's a big compelling idea. I don't think this needs Jack's romantic drama. It makes Jake look bad in the arguing although it's fitting for an old time family drama to have the father trying to control his son. I rather simplify it to the store and the old man.