This film captures a dark and gritty side of homelessness thru the eyes of the main character, Jenna. It was a refreshing choice to see the film set in Las Vegas. The desperation, sadness and loneliness of being alone on the streets were well captured. The film takes a deep dive into the mental fallout that can happen after a devastating life event. It's hard not to feel sorry for Jenna, while also rooting for her to find a way out of this darkness. The characters she meets along the way are interesting and you really get a sense for what that life is like on the streets. A well-done character study on the power of grief.
Review of Move Me No Mountain
Move Me No Mountain
(2023)
A gritty powerful look at mental health and life on the streets
25 February 2023