Linda Ann McCrea

Eloquent acting by beautiful Julie Christie Slow paced initially but very poignant and real,as to the issues with institutionalised care for those who need it .The dilemmas of the separated spouse,his guilt ,the shock when he was seemingly so easily replaced by another male patient .His wife Fiona aka Julie Chrisire mourned the temporary loss of this male patient whe he was returned home by his wife to maintain her home rather than for his benefit.It was a very,very salutary tale and in the end it had a better ending Husand and wife got to understand each other again ;despite Fiona being moved to the 2nd tier of care from semi independent to more dependent care . it was actually here with more time on her hands and less distractions,her memory sort of restored, albeit temporarily .Fantastic acting. Loved it . Worth a watch

Quite disturbing actually due to humans made to crawl on all fours like a dog, once in concentration camp and then in a rehab institute as an experiment .If it was true it was gruelling to watch but yet addictive to watch to end .Mental health and mental illness were key thrust of the film I think .Power of the mind . Jeff Goldblaum was impeccable in his acting .

Not realistic . Therefore don't watch. .Some aspects were ok about concept of identity theft ;but blood ,murder etc was way too graphic and unbelievable ! The end was weird .!!

Frightening how an Emergency child protection order can be implemented so easily in UK .A portuguese couple and their 3 children were in financial dire straits but still showed love for their children . Then the little deaf daughter had bruises and next thing ,an aggressive police and social worker team take the 3 kids away from their parents from their home !!Harrowing and a true representation of misguided justice They only got 2 children back alarmingly .Great acting