Kieran Culkin and Jesse Eisenberg were excellent. Both had great interaction and were personable and sophisticated. Jennifer Grey was excellent as well. I thought Will Sharpe's performance was the best. His portrayal of his role in this movie was the biggest, most enjoyable surprise. I only know him from The White Lotus. The film remains authentic due to the profound and underlying melancholy connected to its plot. Poland after the war and the Holocaust are both meaningfully presented without being exploitative in any manner. The cousins are visiting their grandmother's birthplace in a sequence that occurs close to the A Real Pain Flixtor film's conclusion.