Emily Perkins

Lolita 2022-03-21 08:01:02

When I finished watching the movie and wanted to delete it, I decided to write something. I used to walk on the brink of collapse, the feeling of wanting to go crazy, cry and escape, although not as strong as the girl in the movie, but inside The source, everyone has it.


The genius girl, the...

Lon 2022-03-21 08:01:02

I never write reviews, but this time because it's a good side-view of depression. (This is the reason for giving 5 stars)
Because I am a depression patient, and I feel the same way when I watch the film. The portrayal of the depressed person in the film is more appropriate. I see myself in it.
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Dominic 2022-03-21 09:03:29

The title is too terrifying, and it has absolutely nothing to do with the "no one has 300 million people taking sedatives every year" mentioned at the end of the film. Some Douyou mentioned that Prozac is "Prozac", and the name is in "love and elixir". "It is also mentioned in the book, which is a super popular sedative that is sold. If I had to say one name was okay, it would be "My Melancholy Youth". The story is not bad, a little tangled, it is worth reading

Stephon 2022-04-24 07:01:25

Based on the true story of the best-selling novel, before the antidepressants became popular in the mid-1980s, a working woman (Christina Ricci) suffered from depression during her first year at Harvard University. The film explores contemporary social issues such as divorce, drugs, sexual intercourse, and controlling mothers (Jessica Lange).