When Life Keeps Getting in the Way

Nicely directed little movie. Some scenes were pretty funny, while others were very sad. It shows what life is full of: laughter, sorrow, loss, and mental illness for some.

I guess it is important to keep moving forward and remember that after every door that shuts, another one opens. After every tough moment in life, there is another serendipitous moment that takes us on a different journey filled with hope.

The film's characters faced hardships, yet their stories remind us of the resilience and courage that lies within us all. Watching them grow and find their paths gives us a glimpse of how perseverance can lead to better days and brighter futures.

**** Nice little independent movie with strong themes such as death, suicide, the complexity of relationships. ***

It dives deeply into the complexities of navigating adulthood.

Don't be fooled by the breezy Los Angeles setting; the film tackles weighty themes like loss, grief, and the scars left by past trauma.

The protagonist's journey of self-discovery is fueled by the lingering shadow of death, possibly even suicide, forcing her to confront the ghosts of her past and the challenges of forging genuine connections in a city known for fleeting encounters.

Life Gets in the Way is a poignant exploration of resilience and the human spirit's ability to find hope even in the face of darkness.

A nice and independent movie with a great story line combining drama and some humour. The film is about the difficulties of life and the complexities of relationships. I find it very nice, engaging and realistic. The characters are well chosen and the actors perform well in this movie. A must see.

Sometimes the ego is so big that we are in it. This character is showing it very clearly, a good lesson for those who can understand it. Another good lesson... it happens that we see something that appears to be how we see it, and we convince ourselves that it is true without thinking that perhaps there could be another explanation. Again our pride and bad mind is so huge that it drives us to believe what we thought we saw instead of waiting a minute, breathing and letting others explain. After that we can decide, and perhaps we can spare ourselves greater suffering. Of course, this is a movie and it has to last at least one hour, but in the real life, many times it happens as I just described, because of our immense ego. Good actors, director, story, absolutely well done!

Recommended.

Hey Everyone just watched Life Gets in the Way, I couldn't help but reflect on the themes and characters. The film lingered in my thoughts long after the credits rolled, prompting me to think about my own life and relationships. It's a testament to the power of storytelling when a film can evoke such strong emotions and introspection.

SO If you're looking for a film that will touch your heart and challenge your perspectives, Life Gets in the Way is a must-watch. It's perfect for viewers who appreciate character-driven dramas with a focus on emotional depth and personal growth. Hats off to Lili for making this gem.