This is a difficult film to like for two reasons
1. Janet is an unpleasant person
2. The hallucination side is never explained and
3. Although the cast, script and editing are good, they should have got more experienced people to work the cameras. It is clear the editing team had a hard time getting good shots cut together.
This is an interesting and engaging story. Although Janet comes across as cruel, when you think about it you can sympathise to a point. Cheating on her husband, leaving him to sleep in spilt food and ultimately killing him is, of course, vile. Bt she has had to give up her life for him and the stress is just too much. Either way, she seems to get what she deserves, if it is a sad ending.
The cast are on top form, the beautiful Val Monk a very convincing Janet and the rest of the cast equally so. This really is a film worth watching, it is only 12 minutes long but packs in a telling story of what it's like to be a carer and a bit of an emotional punch.
This is an interesting and engaging story. Although Janet comes across as cruel, when you think about it you can sympathise to a point. Cheating on her husband, leaving him to sleep in spilt food and ultimately killing him is, of course, vile. Bt she has had to give up her life for him and the stress is just too much. Either way, she seems to get what she deserves, if it is a sad ending.
The cast are on top form, the beautiful Val Monk a very convincing Janet and the rest of the cast equally so. This really is a film worth watching, it is only 12 minutes long but packs in a telling story of what it's like to be a carer and a bit of an emotional punch.