This is a really good film.
But whoever was in charge for marketing this film needs to lose their job. It is sold in every way as a RomCom. The name of the film, the images just in publicity, even the synopsis reads as a RomCom.
What this movie really is is a deep look at mental health. About struggles we may have in life and the things we think we need to make our problems go away. It's a really challenging piece about society and the world we live in. It's many things. But it is not a Romantic Comedy.
There are outstanding performances from the two leads (who carry about 95% of the whole film).
It really jumps around, there are lots of changes of direction, just when you think you know where it's going, a new layer is revealed.
But because of the awful job done by the marketing team, the audience that will truly appreciate the film will probably pass it by.
People expecting a RomCom will be frustrated, turn off after 15 minutes and leave a bad rating and review.