Lexy McFall

First of all, very painful and heartbreakingly made. I cried so much. Second, there isn’t much need for dialogue because in every single scene you really see what Julie is going through and how it is effecting the others around her. Julie is supported and getting help, still, the ordinary tasks in the film are, in Julies words, “not that hard”. Finally, all I have to say is this: Hug your people.