The transitions are well done. The influence of the family of origin on the child is too great, and it is a vicious circle. This mom is so annoying.
Knowing the term agency Munchausen syndrome for the first time.
John embraced her pain, perhaps understanding each other only after experiencing the same darkness. She was willing to show herself in front of him with peace of mind and expose her pain.
A little more healing is when Camille listens to music with friends in a mental hospital and enters another world.
A gray tone, decadent, and depressing film. Only Amy Adams can interpret this decadence and despair. The biggest regret is not to miss it, but that you are still doubting and denying yourself at the moment. Find yourself and love yourself. Also cherish the person who tells you that you are excellent and that you deserve better.
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