To Leslie is on Netflix

Anyone else seen it? I love Allison Janney. The lead actress portrays a homeless alkie well.

I saw it during the controversy surrounding Andrea Riseborough's nomination for Best Actress. She was great but the movie itself felt rather amateurish to me. Did you like it, OP?

I rented it on Amazon Prime this past fall when it was made available on there. I'm a sucker for a desert/southern-set homespun drama. I enjoyed it. Great performances all around, with Riseborough obviously being the standout. I have listened to Marc Maron's podcast for years and was surprised by his performance in this—it was actually pretty good for him having little acting experience.

It was a low budget film, under a million. First time director so a bit amateurish but I liked it. It was one of those small indie films.

I'm a Marc Maron fan. The movie was meh but Marc was good as a real sweetheart of a guy. He could be a one-note actor; he played the same type of character in Sword of Trust. Very loveable.

R6 I loved "Sword of Trust" Also? Maron would get it.