It never really occured to me that I'd post something with "America" in the title that wouldn't end up being sarcastic or critical. But I really enjoyed this movie. Yes, it probably helped that I only had to pay three dollars for a ticket, but I feel that "In America" truly lives up o my expectations for a great artsy film. The movie is about an Irish immigrant family trying to make their way in Manhattan, adapt to a new culture, and move on from the past. The older daughter character is played by Sarah Bolger, who can probably build a solid career on this movie alone. She's got the talent, she's got the looks, and she's got a wonderful singing voice (in the movie she does a gorgeous rendition of "Desperado", which I find better than the original, but then I'm not a big Eagles person either). In short, see this movie.