As Good As You 2015
"A serious comedy about grief."
Heather de Michele's heartfelt indie comedy *As Good As You (2015)* dives into the messy, bittersweet reality of love and loss when Jo's world shatters after her wife Amanda's sudden passing.
Director: Heather de Michele
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is As Good As You (2015) about?
Jo's life spirals into chaos after her wife Amanda's death, leaving her to grapple with heartbreak and the shattered dream they shared. Desperate for hope, she turns to Amanda's brother Jamie for an unconventional lifeline—asking him to be her sperm donor—sparking a comedy of errors and emotional revelations.
Who directed As Good As You?
Heather de Michele directed this poignant indie comedy, blending sharp humor with deep emotional resonance.
Who stars in As Good As You?
The film features standout performances from Laura Heisler, Anna Fitzwater, Raoul Bhaneja, Annie Potts, and Bryan Dechart.
Is As Good As You (2015) worth watching?
While IMDb's rating is unrated, *As Good As You* offers a refreshing mix of drama and comedy that resonates with anyone who's ever navigated love, loss, or the messy beauty of family. Its heartfelt approach makes it a hidden gem worth discovering.
How long is As Good As You?
The film runs for 86 minutes.
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About As Good As You (2015) — A Witty, Heartfelt Take on Love and Loss
Heather de Michele's heartfelt indie comedy *As Good As You (2015)* dives into the messy, bittersweet reality of love and loss when Jo's world shatters after her wife Amanda's sudden passing. Fuelled by grief and a shattered dream of starting a family together, Jo turns to Amanda's brother Jamie with a bold request: to be her sperm donor. What follows is a rollercoaster of family chaos, unexpected humor, and raw emotional moments as Jo navigates the uncharted territory of hope, heartache, and the messy boundaries of modern family-making.
With a tone that balances sharp wit and tender sincerity, the film explores themes of grief, resilience, and the unconventional ways love can rebuild itself. Laura Heisler delivers a standout performance as Jo, while Anna Fitzwater, Raoul Bhaneja, and Annie Potts add layers of warmth and humor to this poignant yet uplifting story.