Let Me Go the Right Way

A young veteran and the radical changes in his everyday life. A psychiatrist , disposed to help him. Three meetings and a very cold truth. And, sure, the twist.

A simple story, well crafted, fair acted, naif, at first sight but proposing to audience nice games of apparences , fair atmosphere, interisting supporting characters - the lady in violet as good example - and, maybe, not the most tasty end.

Another virtue, wise use of cliches, familiar scenes, from simmilar books or movies, being a real good point.

A seductive short horror, inspired portrait of vulnerability and manipulation, few crumbs from The Machinist and short stories by Franz Kafka.

In short, admirable work.