The film tackles a significant contemporary issue: overlooked mental health struggles. Initially, I want to acknowledge the superb performances; Paul Mescal was remarkable at depicting the quiet nature of depression. Frankie also made an impact, reminding me of another Ana Paquin. It's a moving narrative that seems to reflect the unresolved questions in Charlotte Wells’ own life journey. This one goes on my Letterboxd list, "Directors About Themselves." https://letterboxd.com/sirlaffalot/list/directors-about-themselves/ My only real reservation concerns the segments showing Older Sophie's home life; they don’t offer any new information and create a sense of incompleteness within the story itself.

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