Dawn A.

what a movie- I just have to give it 5 stars. I mean, it’s so uncomfortable. But in a good and bad way, like the bad is good. Definitely one of the more interesting sci-fi films. The story is very different and interesting, I was left deeply disturbed yet amazed and still curious. And on top of that, the acting? Fantastic. Seriously everyone did a great job but Elizabeth and Alicia- holy. Fabulous performances. I know this is an independent film but I really hope this gets some recognition. It was that good.

okay, let me start by saying this movie was phenomenal(although I do have critiques) the acting was PHENOMENAL, I fully believe they should’ve won awards for this. I mean, if Emily Perez won a OSCAR, this movie and the cast should’ve won multiple Oscar’s/highly prestigious awards. They way they all portray their characters so well, so much emotion from ALL of them in such different ways omggg, the way they portray the interactions of their characters omg. Each character is so different, the movie AND the actresses do such a great job of portraying how grief affects everyone differently and how people handle their trauma/emotions differently. The dialogues, the UNCOMFORTABLE conversations/interactions, the EMOTION!!!! The movie was very sad, I cried my heart out. Now for my critiques, I wish the movie was longer. the movie spent a lot of time focusing on them interacting/fighting leading up to their dads death(which I LOVE, I like this, this isn’t my critique) I just wish the movie ALSO spent time in the actual death, it was a very short scene but I also wish the movie showed their interactions(more) after their dad died, not just them leaving another on good terms, this easily could’ve been a 2hr 15min movie and I’d WATCH IT! Aside from the medical stuff that doesn’t really make sense, it didn’t way too much on the movie, it didn’t change my perspective or really make a difference in my enjoyment of the movie.