See it if you want to viscerally experience the myriad of tragedies associated with opioid addiction.
Don't see it if you think you understand, intellectually, the problem and its solution. Read more
See it if You want to see a great performance with some very believable performers about a relevant subject matter and how it affects loved ones.
Don't see it if You are sensitive to someone with a substance abuse problem. You don't want to see a believable performance.
See it if The ways of an oxy junkie perilously impact her boyfriend's family."I'm sorry for living in your home and betraying your trust."Great Acting
Don't see it if The uniformly terrific acting compensates for the wobbly working-class accents throughout. "Swallow what's left of your bad blood & see Mom" Read more
See it if You like well written and greatly performed drama about real issues. Drugs addiction is like black hole, sucking everything, and your life.
Don't see it if You want to see something lighter or entertaining.
See it if Struggling working class people are devastated by addiction. Convincing realistic characters, excellent acting, & humor amidst tragedy.
Don't see it if Frequent scene transitions can be hard to follow. One of the main characters changes too abruptly to be believed.
See it if you'd enjoy great acting in an intimate setting sharing a story of family drama dealing with drug addictions and its consequences.
Don't see it if you dislike the theme of drug addictions and the tragedies that follow or the sufferings of a parent dealing with addictions of a child.
See it if you would like a realistic look at the family tension brought about by the opioid crisis, here well-acted on a good set in an intimate space
Don't see it if you are troubled by the topic. I found the many scenes a bit choppy and I had difficulty with some of the dialogue, when actors faced away.
See it if traditional realistic drama appeals this is an excellent example. The actors are marvelous and the plot structure works well.
Don't see it if 3/4 round stages bother you. Scenes are mostly played to the center section; side seats mean not seeing faces during significant moments.