A nice little story with some fine actors in it. The main character is an Irish baker, played by Robert Carlyle, who unexpectedly hears the life story of a man (John Goodman) who has been in a car crash. The story is told through flashbacks to Goodman's childhood when he first attended the Marilyn Hotchkiss Ballroom Dancing and Charm School. Carlyle promises to go to a dance class to pass on a message to the woman Goodman was due to meet. The class contains an interesting assortment of characters who greet him warmly so he ends up going every week. Carlyle has been receiving group counselling after the death of his wife and the dance school provides him with more uplifting therapy. Gradually we find out more about the lives of Carlyle and Goodman and it is ultimately a poignant tale. All the acting is good but Donnie wahlberg as the macho, preening, 'I love myself' alpha male is particularly good.