It was pretty good. I'd rather watch it at home than in a theatre. It was a bit slow at times.

Beautiful photography. Although the story was somewhat predictable, the message of compassion and desire to help a fellow human being in need without looking for gratification was heartwarming Miguel taught Eddie the skills she needed to survive and provided her with a companion to get her through a difficult period in her life.

I loved the cinematography, storyline, and acting. \r\rAs an avid hiker, some scenes took me back to lone walks in the Andes and Himalayas. I loved the quiet in many of the scenes, with only the sound of twigs snapping or the sounds of nature. \r\rAs a woman, I appreciated that the script didn't fall into the trap of including romance. So tired of that.\r\rAs a mom, it made me cry openly, empathizing with the character's loss of something so dear and fragile as a child. \r\rThe only reason I didn't give it a 5 was because Miguel's death was too easy a fit. \r\rI can't wait to share it with my friends.

Not a lot of actors or action but it still held my attention. Could see her go thru the stages of grief and come out the other side, realizing she could have a life without her husband and son.