Definitely liked what the movie was saying about how although there is cruelty inflicted upon those with disfigurement, there’s also so many people out there who will love and appreciate them. So it’s important to not see the physical as a fault but as a way to find those people who do matter.
Also that how regardless of what someone looks like, it’s that inner perception of self that people project that can sometimes be the sabotage preventing happiness from being found.
The girls were charming but ultimately it was a very surface-level documentary that didn’t offer much insight or information that you can’t get from Google.
Their struggles didn’t feel like there was any weight to them, and that’s because it doesn’t fit what the company wants you to see; even their physical injuries were minimised or glossed over.
This was definitely a fluff piece intended to appease and comfort fans which is what I expected, but it’s still disappointing. I…
