This movie tackles grief, desperate resorts for a child who is born with a birth defect, the loss of a stillborn child, mental illness, strange neighbors, and a second opportunity in LIFE after experiencing a near death experience. I enjoyed the role of Larissa. A woman who refuses to allow her inner conflict take over her life. She fights every step of the way even after experiencing hauntings from the same spirit. Larissa dies for one minute when she undergoes a miscarriage. That one minute becomes crucial in the plot and conflict of this story. I was thoroughly impressed with the writing of Donald Martín, the directing of Robert Heydon, the acting of Amanda Crew, Adam Brody, Sheila McCarthy, and Zoe Belkin, and the music of Mark Korven. I liked how all the pieces and elements fell together to create an ending I never anticipated. Isabelle is worth watching.
Review of Isabelle
