Rachita Rath

Beautiful, sensitive and artistic movie. The issue is dealt with so much emotion. The stereotyping is relatable and understandable (unfortunately). Some moments are just so hilarious and some moments have you smiling and crying at the same time. There isn't much to talk about the cast... Given the actors in the movie, I am not an in a justifiable place to comment, just that they made it believable and make me feel all those emotions. Watch the movie, show it to your family, encourage others to see it. No unnecessary cringe or drama... Just a lot about love and acceptance.... And courage. Bravo.

Spoilers ahead: Anna who says "bingo" too many times, is lead but has nothing interesting to say... Is an artist who can't come up with creative things to say about what happened except " I was hit by a Mac truck driven by a 9 year old".... About 3 to four times! Gets cured of a phobia that knocks her out everytime. The writing is very amateur. Kirsten bell tried her best.... But there is only as much a person can do with lines like these. Few things are abrupt... Characters don't develop at all. The plot is actually promising , but the sense of mystery, drama and viewers involvement is just 0. Why is her husband her therapist? Didn't they both suffer childloss and divorce due to pain and blames? How do they reconcile like that? The scene where Anna and Emma fight is just cringe..... I wonder how a full grown woman could not just keep her down..... It was as if the kid was possessed... which she was not. Just a normal 9 year old serial killer. Unfortunately, the series is a of waste of time and emotions.