Sorting through those secrets through Polley's candid interviews with her father, family members, and close family friends is fascinating to watch.

Deeply affectionate and sometimes very moving.

If a personal memoir film by a beautiful, successful young woman from a nice Toronto family sounds to you like it can only be an excuse for self-absorbed navel-gazing, well, you must not have seen a Sarah Polley movie yet.

The music is arranged by Jonathan Goldsmith and it's fantastic. Along with the fun camera work by Sarah, the music adds a nice touch to the film making the stories even more heartbreaking and compelling. It's good stuff.