This film makes you think and as you think you start to process what is happening or has happened in your own life. It addresses the elephant in the room. It helps you see where you are and where you can be if you are willing to address the elephant in your room. Great film!!!
Level 3
2020
Drama / Thriller
Level 3
2020
Drama / Thriller
7.3
Synopsis
A provocative psychotherapist uses unusual and confrontational methods in order to get his clients to see the truth about themselves and several philosophical discussions follow on intense topics such as childhood trauma and sexual dynamics in relationships as each character is probed. An aggressive and seemingly sadistic approach is taken with Victoria (Kristine Veta), whose childhood trauma has shaped her poor decision making and promiscuous ways. A peering but pushy approach is taken with the guarded Samantha (Anna Carlise) who reluctantly reveals a dark secret which drastically changes the tone of the conversation. Therapy sessions with Donovan (Jovan Ford), who is coping with the reality of an absent parent, and Chloe (Chelsea Willis), a young free spirit in danger of succumbing to the throes of the LA party scene, explore the ever-complicated male/female dynamic in modern dating and relationships. The exploration of dark impulses that live in all of us and seeking out the root ...
Uploaded By: FREEMAN
April 04, 2021 at 06:43 AM
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720p.WEB 843.98 MB
1280*714
English 2.0
NR
23.976 fps
1 hr 31 min
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Great & Brave
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Psychological. Engaging. Captivating.
This film pulls you in, with its layers of psychological study of its characters, which keep you wanting more. The issues and struggles that several of the main characters face, places insight on what many people in society today face. This film hits the raw uncomfortable secrets of some of the characters, leaving you with the echo that every decision made in life matters, for better or worse. An incredibly engaging film. It will stay with you for days.
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No Holds Barred
Loved this so much. Saw it screen at a film festival in LA a while back and have been thinking about it ever since. This film addresses all the things everyone is afraid to address when it comes to dating and male/female interactions.
Set in a 'therapist's' office, this movie gives you a bird's eye view into the inner workings of how people REALLY think. The ending is nuts and shows how someone can be so fragile if they take the wrong path.
Almost a 10 for me but would have liked better production quality. I know this was probably for a more 'realistic' feel but still.
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