Before I Disappear
Drama • 2014 • 1 hr 40 min
Starring
Shawn Christensen, Fatima Ptacek, Emmy Rossum, Paul Wesley, Ron Perlman
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beautifully done, highlight subjects like mental illness.The rlt btw the main characters is done progressively and naturally fall into place
Heartfelt story about mental illness. Was beautiful and emotional rollercoaster to see it for the first time.
Deals with suicide but a fairly good movie.
The feature version is quite good, but I think it lacks some of the punch that the short film did. Both are worth a watch!
A multi layered film that explores everything you love from the short its based on plus more. High recommend.
Pretty dark subject matter, and the "fantasy" sequences weren't particularly well done, but it's a good movie. Worth watching.
One of the better arguments for ignoring critics. Absolutely loved it.
Was originally based on a short film. The story line flows naturally and will have you feeling every emotion.
Not as good as short film but still watchable
Heartfelt drama to remind us there are still things in life worth living for.
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