Where the Heart Is (1990)

REVIEW
An amiable and quirky comedy written by director Boorman and his daughter Telsche. Coleman stars as a wealthy businessman who decides to teach his three spoiled children a lesson in responsibility by forcing them out of the house and into a rundown tenement he owns. Though the story is unexceptional, the film is uplifted by winning performances all around; and by a collection of wonderful tromp l'oeil paintings.