Just watched this a couple of weeks ago...
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When you first see
Farrah MacKenzie as Rose, gazing absently out a car window, she DOES look pretty young. But as the movie went on she began to look older and older. Her acting at times was a bit wooden [not much expression], but that might have been more of a script issue. It kind of worked for me, though.. And her obsession with 'Friends'..
The movie plays out like a downbeat drama with some odd apocalyptic occurrences thrown in. You have to stick with it to see where it goes; which, literally and figuratively, was not far..

But, then, there is sweet [

] Rose.
Overall, I wish it had spent more time dealing with how the family's circumstances were affecting HER rather than on the other characters. Their lives were pretty damn tedious and *meh* for me. (But that's just me..) ...AND the fact that I didn't feel like anyone gained any real insights about themselves: They were all pretty much the same at the end as they were when the film started..
Oddly enough, when the end of the movie came, I KNEW it was the end but was hoping for it NOT to be ONLY because I wanted to see more Rose... It's not that she was the most gorgeous child; I just found her character immensely intriguing.
Worth a watch if there's nothing better on or if you like tedious, introspective, life-has-got-to-have-some-deeper-meaning dramas..
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(Like my review:) *meh*...
kev.