Meeting

This movie was one of the worst I've seen in a while. It was extremely confusing and did not reflect what a person with Borderline Personality Disorder goes through at all. Part of what makes it so confusing is how hard it is to tell what part is actually happening and what part is in going on in her head.

Her diagnosis was also never confirmed by the new therapist. The main character just expressed her disdain for her previous therapist that diagnosed her with BPD and she didn't even seem to know what that meant. The movie also didn't show how any progress was made with helping the main character or explain what "Gestalt Therapy is", which is in the movie description.

The audio was very strange, cutting out randomly as if someone cut the audio all of a sudden and then played a different part. It was very poorly made and the subtitles are incorrect many times.

After watching the American made movies and shows, this is so far different in a positive way. Personalities, set up and acting are all great. It left a different pleasure.

Every now and then there comes a movie which startles you, amazes you, makes you wonder at the depth of talent in this world. Makes you believe that there are still good story tellers out there, directors who believe in the subject and actors who delivery such powerful performances that they stop being themselves and morph into the characters they are playing. Meeting is one such movie. Brilliant acting, powerful direction and a very gripping and touching story. We can certainly do with more such movies like this one, and certainly more movies from this crew. Must watch.

It is a very successful movie with its beautiful music. You will be left alone with yourself in thought-provoking scenes that will surround you. It should not be examined as a movie subject to borderline personality disorder.

Loved the choice of locations and beautiful music for this film. It was an unusual and thought provoking thriller which became more powerful as it built up its momentum.

My favourite performance in Meeting was the extremely intelligent and layered portrayal from Portia Booroff as Carol. She lit up the screen in all her scenes.

If you want to watch something unexpected and original this film definitely deserves a viewing ..