My True Fairytale

For those who need a life check, this is a must see. Never assume tomorrow will come.

Job well done.

Poor writing. Plot development is very slow, confusing and heading nowhere. Some decent acting some weak. Seen worst, but not very good.

The film is really joyous, touching and at the same time agony.

Following a car accident Angie Goodwin disappears without any clue, her friends however survived, As an angel she tries to fix lives of her closed ones giving the hint towards saving the world.

With light theme and imprints of what we do in daily life, how small actions can hit our dearest people.

Based on true event D. Mitry's feature debut as a writer-director, who made the film to be closer associated with his daughter Alyssa following her death in a tragic car accident.

The screenplay is really slow almost a test of patience.

All the actors here play their role aptly.

Though the film finds it's way towards the happy ending but the reality is harsh.

Without spoiling the movie: the actors are good. The story is interesting. But it just sort of falls flat, an quasi-emotional slice-of-life that never really reaches its full potential. In the end it leaves questions hanging, semi-answered but not quite. Somewhat anti-climactic, with a ??? Last line that will leave many in the audience scratching their heads. Even if a few figure it out, it's kind of a goofball reference that all things considered, makes no sense.

Summary: It feels like a movie with something to say but never... quite... gets... it... out..

I definitely think this film has several flaws. The script seems to be missing a few screws. But overall, it's a very delicate and touching piece. The ending really effected me in a nice way!