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This movie has potential but is done poorly, the first half is somewhat decent and watchable but it really goes downhill from there. It's just boring, slow and predictable.

The lead actress is good, the production is high quality, but I was just too grossed out by it. The ending was idiotic. I had to watch the ending the next day because 2/3 the way through, I had to turn it off. People that liked this are very weird. Had there been any redemption or education in the film, about the topic it might has been better. It could have actually helped the world understand a horrid pathology as depicted, but instead it almost glorifies self-abuse as the awful ending was encouraging terrible thinking. It's not clever or funny, as some reviews suggest. It's not funny at all. Sick pandering about sad people. Not since that horrible movie "Crash" about crazy people who enjoyed being in auto accidents, has a movie been that repulsive.

The acting and visuals are great. the story line lacked that punch that could have made this a 7 or 8. the story is sad but just didn't connect with me and i was dissapointed with the end 6.1

Just saw it on Belgrade Independent American Movies short festival. Very emotional topic. How our past can influence our present life and how trying to be perfect in each aspect of life can bring to different disorders. Intelligent movie, gives a lot to think about. Had a short and emotional chat with an author and would like to thank him for this wonderful movie.

I'm so annoyed. this movie is 100% boring and useless. just to be clear, it's not poorly made from a technical perspective. it's just nothing. it has no concrete basis. it's all abstract metaphors and symbolism. no substance. it reminds me a lot of mother! in that way. this movie was so bad that i may consider making a push to stop movies if they don't grab me in the first 20 minutes. and that's being generous, because i basically knew what this movie was 5 minutes in. (1 viewing, 6/30/2020)