I loved the soundtrack as each song complimented the scene playing behind it. The song selections made for a more intimate reaction. I loved the cinematography and made me want to visit a place like that, but I would have more sense than she did by making sure I had someone with survivalist skills. \r\rOne of the things that bugged me, thought, was the sense of direction. A character would look out into the distance and the next scene was not what the viewer was expecting, but a totally different scene to carry on the story. I would expect to see what the character was seeing off in the distance

There was some lackluster connections to how she wanted to portray her (Edee's) reasoning for seeking isolation. \rI'm not sure if the movie was skipping or not completely edited yet but some of the transitions were a bit strange, sometimes too sudden so not great cinematography but I still enjoyed the message of the film and authenticity of the film in how it was filmed in the great outdoors with no gimmicks so I do appreciate the realness of being out there. I enjoyed the scene of how the town felt a bit overwhelming for her when she went to visit the hospital and her friend that saved her.\r

There were some parts that were slow going; however, I feel they were necessary to set the atmosphere for someone who is grieving and no longer wants to socialize or live. \r\rThe movie shows how someone can experience the different steps of grief and how they may react or feel in each of those steps.

Nice Cozy Movie to half-watch while doing something else