Some of the one & two star reviewers complained this movie was "all over the place" and "disjoined."
If you watch through to the end, it is Clearly shown why the main character (wonderfully acted by Robyn Lively) who narrates the story seems to jump around in time & space as she tells the story.
This is not a movie for 15-18 year old kids who want a fast paced super hero show. This style used to be called "Southern Gothic" but it is so much more. It's an examination of how the brain processes memory, deals with loss, fills in gaps, misinterprets reality and recovers. The twist is a shock.
Everyone in this film did an amazing job of acting, from Robyn Lively who plays a woman whose daughter (Lily) went missing, and is determined to find her & expose the link between Lily & another missing girl; to Shanola Hampton, who befriends Charlie (Robyn's character) & seems to be on her side, then might be a journalist or an FBI agent? Bethany Anne Lind is very believable as Charlie's GF, from joy to loss to utter despair. When Michael Tucco enters as Trip Carmichael, he is as terrifying as any "Gothic" character ever was & Tucco does his job well. Judith Ivey as Mama Carmichael, the Power of the Small Town Throne, is frightening and frightened. Joy Jacobson does a great job as the local Madam, who has a huge secret. Kerry Cahill as Cricket the bartender serves as a conduit for all these stories. She's so realistic an actor! Nicholas Logan as Bo is tragic, we hope to see a lot more of his work. Vince Foster has a bit to do & he does it strongly. Kinsely Dillon as Lily is heartwrenchingly sweet. Katrina Norman as Kayla is outstanding. Do watch this film to the end! Ably directed (and well written) by Lauren Fash. I hope her career flourishes!!!
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