I happened to get these three movies in my Netflix mailings during the past two weeks. I didn’t plan it, but they proved to be even better in combination than alone. Watching them so close to one another has left me very thoughtful about some themes they share. Each is about someone with Daddy issues and how these broken relationships get healed. And each is set in the context of a craft-based family business that is renewed along with the healing of the relationships.
They’re all well-written, well-acted movies with no sex, violence, drugs, car chases, or politics. Unconditional has one bit of language, which I think is responsible for the PG-13, but it’s important to the character development and everyone gets really upset with the guy for saying a bad word. I wouldn’t have had a problem letting my kids watch any of these. In fact, I would have wanted them to watch them because of the good values they portray.
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