It's What's on the Inside

Kept my attention. That alone should say something.

As a mild agoraphobic, I couldn't help but sympathize with the lead role. The Director/writers definitely got me. I really felt for the main characters.

Not the best romance I've ever seen, but for a low budget released/filmed during covid, I gotta say "Hats off."

You can see the anguish that the lead character is going through and it's portrayed very well. Soundtracks fit the film perfectly. Solid performance by each of the characters.

It was emotionally gripping for me partly because I can relate to the main character. I enjoyed everyone's performances and thought the soundtrack was perfect. The main character's condition is portrayed really well in my opinion, and if you are an empathetic person you'll probably have a deeper connection with her performance. If you like slice-of-life movies then I highly recommend watching!

Perhaps my expectations were a bit high based on the previous reviews..but if one isn't familiar with agoraphobia, it will be a major a snooze fest.

This is a story about life coach, Rachel, who spend her life being afraid of something. I won't give away what she's afraid of because I think it's an important part of what the movie's storyline.

As a life coach myself, this film sparks my interest to see what this is all about. This is a film brought up interesting myths about the life of a life coach. So...if you are a coach, you should go watch it. And if you have fear about something but you're helping others overcoming the fear, you should go watch it.

Overall, I thought the film was really well written and I love how the director takes the viewer on a journey to see through the lens of Rachel while given the story a hidden meaning to what life is all about. Definitely a must watch!