The isolation the main character feels is something I'm sure most of us have experienced just dealing with COVID quarantine and for those of us doing it alone, it doesn't allow for us to hide from past traumas we've escaped in the past. This may seem like a quiet, understated movie but it sure hits home for those of us with unresolved grief and isolation. Very well done.

It was a little dark both cinematically and story line wise. The acting was excellent and the story moved well. The one thing that ALWAYS drives me crazy is when a character throws their cell phone in the trash. I'd rather see it thrown in a lake or river.

Very well acted, beautiful scenery, but a bit slow

An interesting story about self-discovery.