It is a good film driven by character development. It is a "slow moving" film in that it is not an action film or a romance that boarders on porn. It is a movie about who people are and the relationships they have with others around them, family, friends, romantic partners and how the relationships affect how people view themselves. The story is partly about young rebellion and finding oneself, as much as it is about trauma, physical, mental, emotional and how that affects a person's life and identity. I think it's a truly great film because it doesn't fit into a stereotypical bubble, it feels different, better than most dramatic comedies.
Review of More Than Only
