How many times have you seen the real and justifiable anger of a woman shut down and ignored? How many times have you seen arrogant people in power push someone beyond their limit not because they think being evil is fun, but because they don't care what happens?
This film is about a protagonist who is faced constantly with the choice to either lay down and take it, or push back and see what happens. Elizabeth Cotter does a brilliant job portraying a raw, real, angry, and hurting woman trying to make sense of the hell that her life somehow became. Trying to protect her sister, trying to do right by her dead estranged mother, and trying to finally move beyond the trauma of her past.
The action is solid, the production quality transcends the budget, and I say it's definitely worth a watch.
