Jesse Eisenberg’s film feels just like a family therapy session: it’s painful, it’s funny, and by the end, you just want to hug the people you were resentful of moments ago. Rather than a heavy, bleak drama, it is a bittersweet dramedy—a melancholy yet very funny, delicate, and therapeutic story that leaves you with a warm feeling and provides plenty of food for gentle reflection. Post-movie discussion topics: — How differently we all process our own "sore spots." — Whether personal pain can feel significant against the backdrop of global horrors and tragedies. — How we can feel both anger and love toward our closest family members. — How to stop looking for external crutches and start building inner strength.