Nothing Without You

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

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

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

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.

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!