Dumitra Bors – Google

The movie is about a functional person who is taking care of his family, and a dysfunctional alcoholic person who manages to confuse even the functional responsible person and destroy their life. There is little depth to the confusing dialogue. It's trying to portray the wife as a lonely stay at home mom, victim to the belittling and manipulation of her husband, who is actually doing great at helping around the house and he's being considerate to her. Towards the end of the movie you see this entitled confused woman "gaining control of her life" and being put in a better light, compared to her new just as lost and confused friends, as it all culminates with a flat unsympathetic speech to celebrate her 6 month sobriety. Just awful story

How do you rate this ...? This is a documentary about America's lowest level of intelligence, if anything. Documentary in itself is not a masterpiece, the story is questionable to say the least, the people are difficult to relate to and even sympathise with. I never heard such a twisted abuse story. In a normal world, the parents would have lost their custody rights when they dropped the trial for selfish reasons. Jan is raised so poorly that she still believes in idiotic stories at 16. What surprised me most is the way the family profits at present from this whole story.