Here's the deal: critics loved this movie, giving it a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes. Audiences? Not so much—6.7 on IMDb suggests people found it a slog.
This is a dark comedy-thriller about a mom whose life is imploding: sick kid, absent husband, missing person, therapist from hell. It's the kind of film that gets called 'ambitious' and 'darkly funny' by critics who watch 200 movies a year, but regular folks walk out feeling like they need a nap and a hug.
If you're into psychological dramas that blend comedy with existential dread, and you have the emotional bandwidth for a movie about maternal crisis, this might be your jam. But it's absolutely not for kids, teens, or even young adults. And honestly? With that audience score gap, you might want to wait until you're in exactly the right mood—or skip it entirely if you're looking for something actually entertaining rather than 'challenging.'





