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Brian Cox (Golden Globe Winner for HBO's Succession) is Rory MacNeil, a rugged old Scotsman who reluctantly leaves his beloved isolated Hebridean island for San Francisco to seek medical treatment. Moving in with his estranged son, Rory's life will be unexpectedly transformed through a newly found love for his baby grandson.

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Bonus Materials

• Trailer
• Brian Cox's Recorded Intro

Sales Points

• Winner, Audience Award, Traverse City Film Festival
• For fans of It's Complicated
• For fans of Succession
• For fans of As Good as It Gets
• For fans of Something's Gotta Give
• For fans of A Man Called Ove
• For fans of Grumpy Old Men
• Winner, Festival Grand Prize, Best Film, Stony Brook International Film Festival
• Winner, Special Grand Prize of the Jury and Grand Prix des Amériques, Montreal World Film Festival - Best Film
• Best of Fest and Nominee for Best Narrative Feature, Palm Springs Film Festival
• Winner, Best Feature, Rhode Island International Film Festival
• Winner, Best Cinematography and Best Ensemble Cast, Boston Film Festival
• Nominated for AARP Movies for Grownups Award (Best Intergenerational)
• Produced by 6-time Oscar Winner Arthur Cohn
• Stars Brian Cox (Golden Globe Winner for HBO's Succession)
• Strong Ensemble Cast with Rosanna Arquette, JJ Feild, Thora Birch, Tim Matheson, Peter Coyote, and Treat Williams
• Theatrical Release

Press Quotes

'Cox is a wonder to watch, and seeing him in this gentle, vulnerable role is a treat.'

     —Katie Walsh, Los Angeles Times

'Brian Cox gives the performance of his career...Oscar is calling.'

     —Tim Nasson, Wild About Movies

'The film has energy and spirit, thanks to Cox's bright, charming performance.'

     —Rex Reed, Observer

'It's worth watching for Cox's bravura performance with some of the best grownup actors alive.'

     —Tim Appelo, AARP Movies for Grownups

'This is a really good movie, the kind of movie I wish Hollywood made more of.'

     —Pete Hammond, KCET Cinema Series

'An equal parts amusing and affecting lead performance by Brian Cox...'Succession' fans will be gratified by a hat-tip to Cox's character in that show''

     —Ann Hornaday, Washington Post

'The veteran actor has perhaps the richest lead film role he's ever had as a rugged, independent Scotsman forced to face his own mortality in the heartwarming The Etruscan Smile'

     —Pete Hammond, Deadline

'Brian Cox gives one of his finest performances'

     —Joe Leydon, Variety