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There is worldwide distress caused by cps and the family courts. They imprisoned me for similar reasons to the woman in the film. The film does not bring out enough just how corrupt the family court system is, or how cps workers thrive on bullying people. A top psychiatrist told me that their was a huge trail of very long term distressed children and families left in the wake of social services. The film also fails to show that the family courts readily allow things to happen that the criminal courts would put people imprison for. The film misses that this situation is a pandemic. The idea that the system is run by sociopaths does not come over strong enough.

This movie was interesting and it held my attention but I was very disappointed in the end at the lack of an ending. When the courts are wrong and people fight for justice, I feel the viewer needs to know that there are alternatives to the choices the main character has made. This movie just ended and left you feeling pretty cheated.

I was confused by the end scene. Who is the woman that Mandy runs to in the country? Is it her Grandma? It just seems weird because Mandy looked super happy to be seeing her, why didn't Jennifer give her daughter to this woman at first? Instead of running away with her? I don't get it. I hate it how Jennifer goes to jail for protecting her child from a rapist. I think that's sick. She deserves better. I really hate her husband too, he is such a sicko, he hurt his own child and continues to want to see her, to abuse her (emotionally, psychologically) and he shows no remorse for what he has done. He acts as though he didn't do a thing wrong and that what he did was normal behaviour between a father and daughter.

Where is the justice in this film?