My Life So Far

"My Life So Far" is a 1999 film about a year in the life of 10-year-old Scottish boy Fraser Pettigrew, living on a post-World War I British estate with his family, including his father Edward Pettigrew, played by Colin Firth. The family navigates changes brought by the end of WWI, with Edward resisting modernity and his younger sister Moira eventually finding her way back to him after a tumultuous period. Through Fraser's eyes, the film explores the household's dynamics, suitors, and the introduction of jazz, as well as the family's traditions and values.