Good Morning Lovelies, 

When a film is labelled the best of the whole year it is time to take notice. And that is what I did with Toni Erdmann!

After a number of magazines labelled it as the must-see film of 2016, I had pure faith it was going to be good, but not as good as it was.

Telling the story of an elderly man known as Winfried, who likes to play pranks on people, the film sees him try to reconnect with his daughter, Ines. Someone who is more focused on business than fun.

As he tries to repair their relationship, he finds that modern life isn't as happy as he once thought. Discovering the dark world his daughter sometimes finds herself in.

The film provides audiences with a comedic look at the difference some generations find themselves in. As the world changes so do the circumstances that people find themselves in and this film reminds audiences to remember to have fun.

It is about the happiness in the little things and the beauty of the world. One that seems very real and not CGI based like other films are.

This has given it the upper hand around the world with audiences, earning a Hollywood remake. One that might not really be needed.

Overall though the film is a reminder to laugh, smile and love life, which is why I am giving it...