A simply crafted film, Then She Found Me is teeming with adept actors doing their damnedest to emote the fractured, yet heartfelt story. Helen Hunt captivates as April Epner, a woman stunted by her own insecurities and the tragic happenings that befall her, but drowns in the less than coherent jumble of the films execution. Struggling to connect with her newly discovered birth mother (Bette Midler), an estranged husband (Matthew Broderick), and a new beau (Colin Firth), April runs the gamut of emotions on a journey of self-discovery that each person must take. Ultimately, Then She Found Me has a blithe disregard for the audience it attempts to entrance and leads them on a befuddled, and possibly tear soaked viewing experience.