It’s rare to see postpartum depression explored in mainstream entertainment, which makes it surprising to find the subject matter tackled here. However, it's disappointing that director Lynne Ramsay didn’t handle the sensitive topic with more care or effectiveness in this new film. The story follows Jackson (Robert Pattinson) and his girlfriend Grace (Jennifer Lawrence) as they move to rural Montana into a house inhe…

There's an undeniable power to die my love; it’s raw, complicated, and possesses a peculiar beauty. The movie explores the disintegration of its central figure with unflinching honesty, and the actors do a remarkable job of conveying the turmoil. It can be challenging to experience, but leaves a lasting impression. This is a striking, unconventional drama that largely succeeds in what it sets out to do.

Jennifer Lawrence plays “Grace” and Robert Pattinson is “Jackson,” a couple who move into a secluded Montana house that once belonged to his uncle. Initially, she isn't thrilled with the location, but their strong relationship leads them quickly to wanting to start a family. However, when Grace becomes a mother, the isolation starts to take its toll. With Jackson frequently away for work, she finds herself restless a…