Funny, light and perforated with wicked one-liners, it takes the initial premise from Judd Apatow’s Knocked Up and drives it into entirely different and eminently more satisfying territory.

Saint Frances is smart and original and anti-sensationalist. It is also a very good film, which speaks to you but never shouts.

I do wish "Saint Frances" indulged in or two fewer getting-to-know-you montages. But I say that about most every movie that comes along, even the good ones.

Saint Frances is self-assured, unapologetic and, frankly, hilarious. A welcome reminder that, whoever you are, you’re doing just fine.