Away We Go (2009)

An expectant couple visits friends and relatives while trying to work out where their new family might belong. The stops are less useful as a map than as a succession of possible lives to accept, question or quietly leave behind. Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski give the film its steady affection while some of the people they meet are much more broadly drawn. A warm, episodic choice when the attraction of travelling is discovering what you want home to feel like.