What a mindfuck of a movie. Literally all of my nightmares coming to life. They could’ve definitely fit this into an hour and a half film by cutting out the millennial pauses. 

There were, at times, moments that literally had me leaping and squealing from pure uncomfortableness. I was very unsettled all throughout the movie and the ending left me with so many questions, which is annoying because in three hours, those questions should have been answered.

Let me be…

An incredibly moving, powerful, and important film. It provokes thought in a way I haven’t seen before. What I hope that people are able to take away from this movie and really examine is the internal need for someone to feel comfortable in their own body. For true happiness to take the wheel. 

To be comfortable in your own skin is to bring the power back to your soul. To heal. To grow. To be yourself. No one can or…