Sunshine Cleaning (2009)

Synopsis
A thirty-something single-mother whose boundless potential was squandered through a series of failed relationships and a misguided effort to help her younger sister succeed in life finds the fruits of her labors finally coming together in director Christine Jeffs' dark family comedy. Back in high school, the future looked pretty bright for Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams); not only was she the cheerleading captain, but she was also dating the star quarterback. Flash forward a little over a decade, and Rose is working overtime in hopes of getting her son into a better school. Her sister Norah (Rose Byrne) is still living at home with their father Joe (Alan Arkin), a failed salesman whose penchant for jumping into get-rich-quick schemes has left the family without a financial net to fall back on. Rose may be down, but she certainly isn't out, and when she hatches a plan to launch a crime-scene clean-up business, the money starts rolling in. Sure cleaning up murder scenes and suicide sites may not be the most glamorous job in the world, but death is a fairly profitable business and as the phone keeps ringing, Rose and Norah finally begin to experience the closeness of sisterhood that has eluded them all these years while providing their family with true security. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide