Typically AAC 2.0. It’s clear for dialogue, which is the most important part of this film, though it lacks the punch of a 5.1 surround track.

The 1080p resolution is crisp enough for a drama. Since the movie relies on close-ups and suburban settings rather than complex CGI, the x264 compression holds up well.

✨ Keep the subtitles on; the emotional weight often lies in the soft-spoken conversations between Angus and his grandson.