Nancy Tagaloa

What an amazing movie! Not according to the majority of the reviews here. I got the feeling the low reviews are the professionals behind the scenes (not enough lighting, the scenes were this, the acting that). But for the niche audience who are married, who have experienced grief and challenges throughout the marriage, know the importance of hanging on and working it out together - can totally relate. This movie showed a realistic depiction of a couple dealing with pain, grief and attempted suicide. I loved to see the initial scenes in coping and trying to live life superficially, until the person couldn't comprehend the pain gushing out and eventually face and acknowledge it wholeheartedly. Mental health is real. What a breath of fresh air to not see blood, violence and profanity. Thank you :)

What turned out to be a typical couple’s vacation movie during intro, turned out to be much more than expected. It is rare to see black lead actor roles. Are times finally changing? Will we be able to see Pacific Islander lead roles during my lifetime? This lead actor stepped up and amazed us with his quickness, his intuition with folks we normally turn to for help. When he said, “I should’ve died” was an understatement and had me cheering him on! Thankful for the locals who helped him along the way, and did anyone else think, “Their local dogs sure are friendly!” The movie sure portrayed a magnificent glimpse into Greece from the mountains to the city. Just beautiful!! Is it not a diverse population such as the U.S.?