Stay

I was impressed with the unraveling of the humanity of each character as they take hold of their own lives and futures. It is rare for each and every character to be so raw, human, combining compassion, passion, fear and experiences without needing to use a gun or knife to express themselves.

The simplest of gestures and emotions help the characters come to life in their human form despite the horrific past. Earlier tonight I saw a movie with no life or feeling (despite good acting (Mortdecai) and this is 180 degrees from that.

Well worth seeing. A commenter said this is not for date night and I feel the opposite. It is what relationships should discuss- life, feelings, and how the past shapes us but does not have to.