I saw this movie in a Private Screening done by Production. It has a great mixture of feelings. Laughter from one of the characters that kept my emotions "balanced." Tears from both happiness and sadness from the struggles of a mother suffering by domestic violence, a bitter son, and Alzheimer's disease. Suspense, through out a couple of pieces in the movie - with unexpected endings. An opportunity to change the point of view about Alzheimer's patients' "world." Anyone involved in the patient care industry, anyone with a family member suffering from this disease, anyone that is affecting others of being affected by alcoholism and/or domestic violence ... cannot and should not miss this film. The music goes very well with the "up's and downs" in the audience' emotions. The art department did an awesome job - making each scene detailed and according to the script/time line. The picture quality is unbelievable.
Review of If You Only Knew
