APRIL IN Autumn (Directed by Warren Sulatycky) ****

When April comes home to Toronto and catches up with her Sister Sara, she discovers in the garden an old metal box full of letters and a beautiful water colour of a rose. She bumps into an old friend of hers who introduces her to a gallery. One of the workers there is able to identify who did the painting of the rose, and so April goes to his apartment. She is certain this is the man whom her mother loved years ago, but the birthday party reveals otherwise. Sara has invited a homeless man to the party, and April is convinced this is the man. Mistaken identities seem to be happening here or is it? A lovely film with authentic performances, but the ending was disappointing.