This is the story of Alyssa--an adult who is embarrassed because she has a severe case of alopicea. In other words, she is totally bald--totally. Although no fault of her own, she is very embarrassed and hates dating because eventually her dates learn she's wearing a wig and are scared off by it. Again and again, she tries to think of the perfect way to deal with it--after all, she wants a relationship and is scared about being left alone.
The film manages to take a very simple idea and make the most of it due to excellent writing, acting and direction. All this is quite amazing considering that this is the first film by the director/writer Sarah Johnson--it is so very polished and professional looking--not at all what you'd expect from a student film.
The only reservation I have is that some of the subject matter is sexual, so it's not a film for kids. Otherwise, I have nothing but praise for this film and would love to see more from Ms. Johnson.
The film manages to take a very simple idea and make the most of it due to excellent writing, acting and direction. All this is quite amazing considering that this is the first film by the director/writer Sarah Johnson--it is so very polished and professional looking--not at all what you'd expect from a student film.
The only reservation I have is that some of the subject matter is sexual, so it's not a film for kids. Otherwise, I have nothing but praise for this film and would love to see more from Ms. Johnson.