What Doesn't Kill You

A portrait of loneliness imposed by a critic diagnosis - Guillain - Barre syndrome - ,return to home, a too energetic cousin, animated by too good intentions to help and encounter with an ex boyfriend.

A party on beach and the morning after , opening new perspectives about life.

Nice acting, fair atmosphere, crumbs of war pressure and fair crafted message.

A decent drama with inspired nuances , about vulnerability, good intentions, need of other, sickness as shield against life and the first sun rays after a cloudy circle of presumed protection.

Maybe to personal, defined by obvious noble intentions , just a fair film.