Nothing Without You

A tight psychological thriller, Nothing Without You will keep you guessing until the final frame. The film centers on the world of Jennifer Stidger, a woman obsessed with powerful men whose grasp on reality is suspect at best. When a local politician is killed in his home, all the evidence points to Jennifer being the killer. But is she? Everything is not as it appears.

As Jennifer embarks on a quest to clear her name and find the true killer with the aid of her therapist, Nothing Without You really hits its stride. The film is shot in a raw, gritty, hand-held style that fits the story and Jennifer's emotional state. And the editing is top-notch, paced perfectly, the tension building and building towards the film's climactic scenes.

Police from the true-crime TV series The First 48 served as extras and even some cast members in this film, and that contributes to the raw, verite, true-to-life feel.

If you like your Hitchcock, your Memento and psychological thrillers in general, check this flick out!

This really is not a watchable movie. The acting is sufficiently subpar to distract from the plot. That could be a good thing, given the plot doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

Making a good film is difficult. This was a nice try.

2/3 Of the Movie done and it's actually not bad.

+1 Star for Being not Bad.....

-1 Star for the Big Revive near the end...that was stupid.....

Okay the end was some extra weirdness. The movie wasn't bad but nothing to really go on and on about..

5/10

The acting in this movie is so bad. Feels like someone said, read this cue card in a monotone voice in every scene.

Kept me guessing from beginning to end. Also sheds light on stereotypes that are placed on those with mental illnesses.