T11 Incomplete

I wasn't sure if I would enjoy this film but I found it to be a good watch. Well acted and thought provoking!

Just saw it and as much as I hated Karen Sillas in Stuff, I loved her in T11. Never expecting to actually even like the film, it has stayed with me - in a good way. Sillas is doing a great job as dysfunctional human being and all cudos to her. It is really worth the watch.

The low score deterred me but I gave it a chance and glad I did, it is actually a nice film, I gave an 8 to balance it out but more like7/10. The acting was good, and the script was good too. Higher budget and better filmography would've helped but I guess they didn't have it.

I really like this film for three main reasons. First it portrays love between an older grandmother and a younger paraplegic woman (hence the title T11) which is very unusual in films of this genre. Second the main protagonists, the two women, have problems of their own and these are explored as the film progresses. For example, the grandmother is a recovering alcoholic and has realtionship issues with her family as a consequence. Third it leaves quite a lot unsaid, even at the very end, and therefore allows you to come to your own conclusions rather than having them imposed by the writers. An excellent, thought provoking film. I wish there were more films of this quality and I congratulate all involved in its making.