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A bickering couple find themselves at a turning point in their relationship
when a friend commits suicide and leaves them his piano, which they then
spend a day pushing 50 blocks to their house. Odd romantic comedy from
Seattle filmmaker Gregg Lachow defines "quirky," but it's not nearly as
funny, iconoclastic, or insightful as it wants to be. 1 hr. 44 mins.; NR.
— BILGE EBIRI