The mother is facing terminal cancer and is determined to set things straight and on course to work and run after she is gone.

There is much to do and many different characters to set up for a future without her.

Of all the almond eyes maybe the waitress is the most attractive. She is slender and has feminine hair. The girl is too chubby.

The teenage girl can act and she has nice-ish legs, but her class-mates are better. The rest of the film is an emotional violin tea- jerker that should be avoided for people with emotional problems. This is a sad film.

This is a great film, showcasing how strong a woman and a mother can be. This is a story of an extremely mentally strong woman who has touched the lives of people around her some close, some not so.

I have managed to watch this film as part of the film festival in Sydney and this was the movie that I was most emotionally felt and touched. This film made me remember my mother who was as equally strong mentally and supported me and my siblings alone. was hard to hold back my tears. Not just me, the other audience must have felt too as I heard a few people crying.

Not only she, herself is strong, but she also showed the others in need how to get stronger and supported the people around her. The people in turn supported her when she was in need of their help. And they are so willing to do anything for her.

This is a film about family struggles, undying toughness when faced with adverse reality, the importance of the care, love and support of loved ones. Very aptly titled film - her love is so strong and heated that it can even boil water.