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The title of this movie is misleading because it assumes she belongs to someone. Not the case. It means she can be counted on. People griping about the crying baby missed 98% of the movie. Different. Not for everyone. I liked it, personally.

While this film is not for everyone, I feel it important to determine the difference between empath and psychotic. The main character is empathic which is what got her into the state we witness. Without the trauma of her life, she is not abnormal. It is sad. It is life. It is the coming unglued of someone who wants to help people and makes a mistake thus ending in her destruction and distrust in the world. She is profoundly a victim of her empathy and that is an endless topic of debate. Do not watch if you prefer less subtle subject matter.

I would dub this purely an art piece. I think one has to view it terms of social symbolism rather than as it is. To me, I saw male victimhood. We don't know what happened in his previous life and are left in the dark about relations with older children. Was it him or no? We cannot say. I definitely see him as a victim here. I noted that the beginning art focuses on the conch shell during credits. This is a symbol of awakening. Perhaps his prior mistakes are being brought up in his lack of assertiveness and he sees this as his opportunity to repent. All we know is that something is amiss. I am wondering if it is a past lesson in his life that he wishes to correct but is powerless to do so as so many of us are. I dunno. I think the ending is the epiphany that he was trustworthy and solid. The final goal of his struggles would be to be seen as so. And a female saw it for what it is. She saw the truth.