Another basic slice of life narrated in a very deadpan manner by the great Ron Swanson, at least that's what I was thinking the whole time. So yeah, Nick Offerman as the narrator was perfect. The acting was great, Wheless was spot on, and the whole vibe was dry and lifeless as it was intended to be. I can't say it's recommended for all, if you like dry wit dark comedy, then you should like this. For me, I'm always interested in seeing the many sides of life told in different ways. And in this film the main character is flawed and makes poor choices that lead to more poor choices. I think we see why she is flawed and we also see the many mistakes in handling everything by the local government and how she is treated by society. I love how this film moves and how it ends, it ends like...
Review of Frances Ferguson
