What was the big secret???
Was the mother ill? Was the father ill? What did she mean about not wanting to be alone? Surely there was something bigger than telling the GROWN kids that they were selling the place. It was definitely a shift when Celia asked the straight son's girlfriend to help with breakfast; that's a big deal with Southern women.
I liked the movie, and I don't mind open endings, but this one was TOO open. I would have liked to know what was actually going on.
TIA for any insight.