The film Unintended establishes an interesting psychological foundation centered on Lea’s character and her struggle with a buried history. Although there's promise for significant emotional resonance, the deliberate pace and absence of substantial plot development leave the viewer feeling that something is missing. Even with these shortcomings, the movie manages to convey important ideas concerning trauma, feelings …

It's an agreeable, though unsurprising, dramatic film with performances that stand out thanks to the actors involved, who aren’t exactly household names. Elizabeth Lail and Hannah Westerfield, playing different ages, were especially noteworthy. It would probably be best enjoyed without knowing too much beforehand. I do think it's worth seeing. **3.5/5**