A tender portrait of the heartwarming connection between humans and nature, and the reciprocal ability of each to heal all wounds.
A tender portrait of the heartwarming connection between humans and nature, and the reciprocal ability of each to heal all wounds.
An inspiring documentary that celebrates the fighting spirit of sexual assault victims who dare to take on a broken system.
This documentary takes an extraordinary and unusual love story and manages to make it boring.
This forgettable, flimsy trauma horror film is too similar to ones that came before, and it doesn’t break any new ground in the genre.
I admire the filmmaker’s honesty and authenticity in conveying such a personal story in this way.
A laughably bad, poorly acted movie. When nothing is real or as it seems, and you can’t trust anything you see happening, who cares? I certainly didn’t.