A movie that proves in order to be meaningful, you truly don't need these earth shattering plot twists or emotional meltdown every 30 minutes. The voicemail format is honestly a smart choice. It's unique and different. I really liked how in this movie, Isabelle is not just another plot device. Eventhough she was absent almost throughout the entire movie, but her presence is everywhere. You get to know her through memories, through the way how Jill talks about her, through the things she left behind. What a beautiful way to build up a character. Overall, it's gentle, sincere, and surprisingly comforting despite the grief it carries.