I've seen better student films than this amateurish production. When dealing with a serious subject matter, the creators should at least have an understanding and maturity to succeed. The writing is far too simple and underdeveloped, relying completely on dialogue to convey the little story or drama there is. We are shown repeated times that the main actor is in pain, resulting in no surprise whatsoever when she is told of her serious condition. The overall production smells ultra low budget (from poor camera work to art direction) that is feels more like a YouTube video than a professional tv series.
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