Warning: This interview contains spoilers. via GIPHY Be warned: watching "I Smile Back," the film based on Amy Koppelman's book of the same name, will leave you very sad. Not have-a-good-cry-and-get-on-with-your-day sad, but a slow-burning, cold-bones sad. A sadness that makes you want to crawl under your covers and sleep for the foreseeable future. The film follows Laney, played by Sarah Silverman, a suburban mom with a loving husband, two adorable children and a big, pretty white house. ...
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The Huffington Post - 2 Nov 2015 22:17
Warning: This interview contains spoilers. via GIPHY Be warned: watching "I Smile Back," the film based on Amy Koppelman's book of the same name, will leave you very sad. Not have-a-good-cry-and-get-on-with-your-day sad, but a slow-burning, cold-bones sad. A sadness that makes you want to crawl under your covers and sleep for the foreseeable future. The film follows Laney, played by Sarah Silverman, a suburban mom with a loving husband, two adorable children and a big, pretty white house. ...
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