Jeff, Who Lives at Home (2011)

RottenTomatoes: 78% | JohanSaysMovie: 4/5 

Starring: Jason Segel, Ed Helms, Susan Sarandon

Directed by: Jay and Mark Duplass

Genre: Drama, Comedy

Jeff, Who Lives at Homes tells the story of a strange day - starting from Jeff (Jason Segel), the youngest child lazy and childish, which is believed to be destiny. One day he believes that his destiny relating to telephone a wrong asking 'Kevin', which then led to a series of random events involving his older brother Pat (Ed Helms), which was no problem with his wife, and the mother (Susan Sarandon) who discover a secret fan in his office. The story is actually trivial with a touch of quirky - but Jay and Mark Duplass acting as a director and scriptwriter could bring a drama that not only funny but also touching. Its main focus is on brotherly relations between brother and sister, which of course marred by bickering and events - weird random events - but ultimately very touching. Powered by the acting is quite good from the three main characters, Jeff, Who Lives at Homes is a family drama rather to be missed.