May I Be at Peace

The acting is quite stilted and off-base a lot of the time, however the content is reasonably good. Its main selling point is its accurate depiction of inpatient treatment. I'm an ED Dietitian working with children and young people, and the treatment programme itself is pretty accurate. I found it weird that there was no longer dining room however I imagine this was production related i.e. the filming venue didn't have an appropriate space.

I really applaud the high schoolers who put this film together. What an amazing effort! I liked the story and the trajectory of the character, though it was a bit saccharine. I was a little confused by the casting of the mother - no offense, but I thought she was a grandmother. It was a little distracting, though I liked her character. Overall, I think it brought good attention to a very serious problem, and despite a few things I wasn't a fan of, it was an effective piece.

The actors were not good. It was like a community theater production. The sound was terrible and you couldn't even hear half the dialog.

Not sure why but the audio was really bad. The acting left A LOT to be desired. It didn't seem real. It was a good portrayal of anorexia's signs and symptoms.

I've never seen this production but my cousin is Aleis work and I know she only puts out the best of the best!