Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

It's not your fault. So many folks judge the parenting of others by thinking and saying how they could do it better. I used to be one of them. But mothers know when something isn't right. When your child laughs and twirls the carcass of the beloved family pet over her head at six years old, or at nine jumps on the bed squealing with glee on learning a childhood friend has dropped dead from an aneurysm, you know. I am the woman in this film. My socio-child is an adult now, a line always on the horizon I finally pulled her over with such relief. There are a lot of films out there about tragic events in our society told through the eyes of the sociopath, or perhaps the police. This is the only one I am aware of that tells the devastating story of the mother. It's not a comforting film, if you are/have lived it, but it shows you, you are NOT the only one.