This is one of my favorite movies. It is a story of a man having grown up rich who never knew he was adopted. So he becomes ill and goes to England to find his Mother. The ending always makes me a bit unhappy, as does not really end, but otherwise I loved it!It stars Paul Reisner and Julia Waters.

I had never heard of this movie before until stumbling upon it randomly one day during one of my clicker-binges. I'm not sure this film even made it to the theatres in my town, so I automatically assumed it would be a grade B movie at best. But I was pleasantly surprised. It is one of my top 10 favorite films. The film is about relationships and the importance of family in one's life, but this is not your typical family relations drama. Paul R. performance was outstanding in this movie, which was rather odd after seeing him act in the film Aliens. Much different character and very loveable in this film. If you seek excitement, fast pace, and adventure this movie is not for you. There are moments of sadness but it's not one of those movies that leaves you down in the dumps for the rest of the day. "Strange Relations" was essentially a "feel good" movie for me. I highly recommend it.

I love this movie. It has so much heart in it. I laughed I cried and I hoped for the best. This movie was great for me because it has a little bit of everything in it. I have to say it is more of a chick movie then a guy one so be aware. Otherwise highly recommend.

This is a movie that should have won an academy award.
It was a made for tv movie, and wow what a tear jerker...
It is funny and sad and wow your emotions get a workout.
A perfect FAMILY MOVIE, and a true to life movie, which
could have been based on a true to life happening.
as they say YA JUST GOTTA SEE THIS MOVIE......
If they had a 10 star rating I would give it 10

I can't stress enough how good this programme is. I live in the UK and it's only been shown twice on TV and is not yet availabe on DVD or video here, but luckily i recorded it second time it was on, so i haven't had to cope without it.
The story is so sad, yet happy and amusing at the same time. I wish it didn't end how it does (i wont give it away), but apart from that, i can't fault it.
Julie Walters deserved her BAFTA, but the whole cast was incredible. Paul Reiser was hilarious and portrayed the characters emotions perfectly. And then, of course, there's Amy Robbins who shines in everything and can do no wrong.
If you haven't seen this yet, then stop whatever else you're doing and see it.