Brain on Fire
Drama • PG-13 • 2017 • 1 hr 28 min
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For the ones who like five feet apart and other heartfelt movies, this is a must watch. It's not a romance but it still invokes the feelings
Shocking view into a rare almost undiagnosable disease
Great story that revolves around mental health, and health in général, how we take care of disabled persons.
This is really interesting and intriguing.
Thought Chloe did an amazing job playing this role. It’s sad and I really enjoyed it and couldn’t take my eyes off the screen
great from chloe, interesting as it’s based on a true story, would deffo watch again. sad at points.
I put this movie on as background noise for cleaning and I had to stop and watch the whole thing. Brilliant
It’s the worst fucking movie I don’t want my kids or family to see it like it is so slow and nothing happens it is the WORST
My aunt is a journalist and one of her clients was the woman this movie was based off of. Insane knowing this could happen to anyone
Personally loved this movie and the book
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