Beba

Painful, beautiful, tragic, scary, honest, sadly common.

From the opening to the end I was hooked. I believe only those from the same or similar background would truly comprehend what is so bravely shown. I would love to see another if growth as a person and family is achieved later down the path of life.

It was emotional and close to home that I had to share it with my family who only in the past 5-10 years have tried to unlearn all the garbage society forced us into.

This honest depiction of life as a poor person, Latino person, black person and a woman will sadly only resonate with a select few and hopefully with those that claim to be open-minded. Overall give it a watch if you like documentaries about one persons perspective of their life.

She no longer has any friends to suffer through her narcissistic nano-grievances, so instead she turns to the camera, who can't get up and leave. Luckily for you, you still can.