Perry Saperstein

This movie might just be worse than fighting off a horde of zombies.

Just another horrible pretense of a crime drama with no plot, glacial pacing, and 90 minutes out of your life you’ll never get back.

Looking at this movie from the outside you see a polished independent “artsy” film with pretty actors and a dreamy soundtrack. The reality of this film is sadly very different and reading the other comments no one seems to get it. This woman suffers a very real and terrifying mental health disorder that is completely glossed over and made to look like some sort of fairy tale. She finally suffers a complete mental break with reality and ends up in some facility on a 72 hour mandatory mental health hold. Even after the “clinician” has seen her before and she has absolutely no memory of it they send her on her way with a bag of pills and no actual help. This story is nothing more than a very sad reminder that the state of our mental health system borders on inhumanity. As a person with mental health challenges of my own I was left to feel even more hopeless by the fact that the general public probably had no idea what they had just witnessed. We can do better...a little compassion and understanding go a long way.