I have seen Christopher Abbot in quite a few things. Not many people seem to talk about him or even know who he is when I mention a movie he was in. This movie is very sad but I am happy I watched it. I had a grandfather pass away from cancer so watching the lead character go through that was pretty hard but nonetheless tremendous performances by everyone.
I have to say that the scene at the end of the film in the bathroom has a nice one take of sorts of some of the most visceral acting I have seen in a while. I was convinced I was watching an emotional conversation between mother and son. I did not think for a second that I was watching a film.
9/10. The only reason I gave it a 9 is because I thought the film was a little short and ended a little abruptly but from my understanding it was to leave your interpretation for what the lead character would become after what happened in the end.
Review of James White
