I watched this film months ago, and I still think about it almost every day.
It is a heartfelt exploration of mental health that is both sensitive and thought-provoking, offering a fresh perspective on a topic so often misunderstood. A truly bold and innovative piece that challenges the viewer to think and feel deeply.
The performances are heartfelt and genuine. Simon Pegg's role showcases a different side of his acting prowess, proving that he is capable of delivering a powerful performance beyond his usual realm of comedy.
But for me it's Juno Temple's performance that is the real standout, delivering a nuanced portrayal of a woman grappling with the complexities of helping a friend navigate mental illness. Her character's struggle is depicted with sensitivity and depth, offering a unique perspective on mental health that is often overlooked - the struggle of the helper.
Katharine O'Brien's directorial style is both stylishly innovative and empathetic, offering a fresh perspective on mental health through a lens that is both realistic and deeply human. This debut is a testament to her talent as a filmmaker and shows a real commitment to shedding light on important social issues.
It is a heartfelt exploration of mental health that is both sensitive and thought-provoking, offering a fresh perspective on a topic so often misunderstood. A truly bold and innovative piece that challenges the viewer to think and feel deeply.
The performances are heartfelt and genuine. Simon Pegg's role showcases a different side of his acting prowess, proving that he is capable of delivering a powerful performance beyond his usual realm of comedy.
But for me it's Juno Temple's performance that is the real standout, delivering a nuanced portrayal of a woman grappling with the complexities of helping a friend navigate mental illness. Her character's struggle is depicted with sensitivity and depth, offering a unique perspective on mental health that is often overlooked - the struggle of the helper.
Katharine O'Brien's directorial style is both stylishly innovative and empathetic, offering a fresh perspective on mental health through a lens that is both realistic and deeply human. This debut is a testament to her talent as a filmmaker and shows a real commitment to shedding light on important social issues.