Stuart Saves His Family

This could have easily been another paint-by-numbers SNL movie, but Franken, the star and sole credited writer, clearly cares about the material, to the extent that the film soberly explores themes like the increasing medicalization of personal and emotional problems in society, the way that support groups inevitably cut both ways, and the unfortunate fact of family being a burden for those who decide to swim against the tide. The only problem is that it's not very good.