Unashamedly not the first John Green penned work to pull at me (had to take a 3 day reading break from Looking for Alaska) - this film portrays an incredible insight into mental health, and also that it might not be how everyone else sees it.
As someone who has had his struggles with the spirals in which Aza portrays, this film accurately portrays the the sense of detachment you can feel when your thoughts are wrapped up in so much other brain processes.
Isabella Merced is incredible portraying that detachment while also helping you feel the helplessness you can get in those moments.
I don't usually write reviews on here but this is an incredible film, understanding the need to portray the dark side of mental health, while balancing it with the fun and light heartedness of just living your life.
Don't sleep on this film! 1.
As someone who has had his struggles with the spirals in which Aza portrays, this film accurately portrays the the sense of detachment you can feel when your thoughts are wrapped up in so much other brain processes.
Isabella Merced is incredible portraying that detachment while also helping you feel the helplessness you can get in those moments.
I don't usually write reviews on here but this is an incredible film, understanding the need to portray the dark side of mental health, while balancing it with the fun and light heartedness of just living your life.
Don't sleep on this film! 1.