When Stanley (John Cusack) hears that his wife and mother of his children, Grace Phillips is killed in Iraq severing her country, his perfect life is shattered and now he must somehow inform his daughters of the news.

Stanley himself was once a military man until poor eyesight ended his career and although he has joined the civilian army of employees, he remained a supporter of the U.S. war effort, proud of his wife's choice to serve... until her passing.

Stricken by grief and loss, Stanley can't find the words to break the news to his serious, hyper vigilant 12-year-old daughter, Heidi (Shélan O'Keefe) or her more bubbly 8-year-old sister, Dawn (Gracie Bednarczyk). He starts to stall and decides to go on a road trip with them which opens up a plethora of emotions in this gripping drama. It's a journey of how a family is brought closer after a horrendous incident.

Featuring some great video and audio quality, apart from the feature, the special features are quite in-depth and give you a true insight into the motivations and feelings behind this thorough drama movie.

Special Features:

* A Conversation on Grace
* Inspiration for Grace Is Gone
* Profile of TAPS, A Tragedy Assistance Program
* Theatrical Trailer