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True feeling of love, anxiety, depression, desperation, hurt, joy and triumph were felt viewing this film. Hannah struggles with depression and suicidal thoughts while her brother Charle struggles to connects, relate and communicate with Hannah. Charlie could sense Hannah was not okay, however, he didn't push Hannah to open up. I found Hannah's and Charlie's characters very relatable. When a person is depressed or suicidal they rarely speak openly about this to anyone, especially their loved ones. This is a burden they carry alone. We as the viewers do not get to know exactly why Hannah has these feelings. I find this true to life. It is impossible to know what another person is going through that may be affecting their mental health. A viewer going through rough times can see their struggles in Hannah's struggles. Leaving this part of the story line open for interpretation created an opportunity for the viewer to fill the blank; making the story even more relatable.

Riley Warmoth knocks it out of the park in this one. Watch, watch, watch!

Dialogue sounds scripted not genuine. Awkwardly self aware. Not my cup of tea but can see how some might like this.

OK, so the narrative story line on this one is a little ragged - one is never quite sure exactly what is and what isn't going on or what direction it's really supposed to be going in - but several of the key performances are quite good and Chloe Ray Warmoth in particular has a sort of American Emily Blunt quality that could develop into an interesting acting talent.

Additionally, the scenery and camera work is very pleasant and even the musical scoring works well.

So, for a young cast - and perhaps crew - it's very watchable.

Excellent movie with a very talented and amazing cast and crew. The dynamic sibling relationship between Hannah ( Chloe Warmoth) and Charlie (Riley Warmoth) mirrors many real life situations as both are on their journey toward adulthood. In the waterfall scene Charlie points out that the "water going over the falls looks dirty but the copper in the soil only make it appear that way." Decisions when growing up are not always clean and neat but many times messy. Hannah called out Charlie saying "I want you to care". She was expressing her depressed feelings toward others. The fabulous Cinematography and Music incorporated by the films writer Riley Warmoth made the screen come alive.