Carla and Marco have
bipolar disorder. Carla goes to
the hospital where she had treatment to request her medical records. The doctor on duty talks with her about
her condition and her past medical treatment.
She recommends that Carla check herself into the hospital to get back on
track with taking her medication.
She meets Marco and they start not sleeping and staying up at night to
be with each other. The doctor
recommends that Carla and Marco be released to their parents for care at
home. They will both fall into deep
depression after the manic episodes they have had with each other. The hospital cannot afford to keep them
during this time of depression as the result of being so manic.
The doctor thinks and
it is a reality that Carla and Marco are not good for each other. They do get back together later after they
recover from their depressions.
Their parents are trying hard to care for them and help them but it’s very
difficult. Bipolar people think
they feel life and emotions more deeply when they don’t take their
medication. They think the
medication is making everything without the edge. In reality, they are doing unusual things and they are not
safe or healthy in the manic condition. 3 1/2* (I liked this movie)
106
min, Drama directed by Paul Dalio with Katie Holmes, Luke Kirby, Christine
Lahti, Griffin Dunne, Brucke Altman, Alex Manette, Edward Gelbinovich, Daniel
Gerroll, Patrick Byas, Genevieve Adams, Erick Abbate.
Note: Imdb 6.1 out of 10, 70% critic 91%
audience on Rotten Tomatoes, Roger Ebert 2 ½*, Amazon 3.8* out of 5* with 87
reviews.
Special
Note: Filmed in New York City, New
York and Utah. This film is based
on the real life of director Paul Dalio.
At the end of the film, there is a list of famous and talented people with
bipolar disorder.
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