The plot felt was honest and interesting, with a good runtime. Actors were given enough room to breathe by the script and editing, making the drama and emotional scenes resonate. I also appreciated that the polyamorous plot wasn't cheapened by tropes. Ending felt earned. Well worth a watch!

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