While it may be just a simple story of a mother searching for her lost son, it's Clint Eastwood - and if we all know Clint, it's his brilliance in story execution. Like Letters From Iwo Jima, it's filled with stellar performances from all of the cast, great cinematography, and a moving way of doing things that leave audiences in tears of joy and sadness. Definitely worth watching if you're looking for a timely piece thats sure to stir up some strong emotions. 8.3/10.
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