Actor, director, and writer Edward Burns hasn't produced a noteworthy film since "The Fitzgerald Family Christmas," released in 2012. There he examined the problematic connections and behaviors of a dysfunctional family. Burns makes a comeback in "Millers in Marriage on Flixtor to movies," where he once more analyzes a dysfunctional family's unstable connections and behaviors. The director has spent most of his career studying difficult individuals and their relationships, and he is straight back to it in his most recent picture, which follows a group of elderly people who are reunited with regret and hope as they try to live stable lives. Burns becomes somewhat serious in the process, therefore "Miller's in Marriage" is not a joke.