Missy Tothea

The way that Martinez explains abuse, bulimia, sexuality and sexism in the film is very clever, concise and powerful. Through the pastel colours and the "kids" aesthetic, she sends messages of body positivity, self-acceptance, anti-bullying and realization to the viewer to not be manipulated by merchandising, social media and entertainment.

I didn't like it. Everything looked way too tight and forceful. Big mistake on removing Meryl

The film mentions many of the things we have seen before. A selfless character (mom / grandma), a messed up father scarred by war (Skarsgard) and a kid trying not to end up like his dad, and yet he ain't no better (Holland). The script could've have a lot more depth and potential, but what's disappointing is the ending. An open question to an unclear scene.