this film seems well made and and more efforts should be made to promote films by women. that aside and this film is also profoundly disturbing in that it justifies the manipulative and psychotic machinations of a character that is profoundly disturbed. if you have seen any of the promotional material and you might think this is a poignant film about a relationship that reached its end and but none of that suggests how really disturbing the central premise is representa woman threatens suicide unless her soon to be ex agrees to relive here most treasured memories of their relationship. when told how unfair (to say the least) that such a threat is and tessa (the purported protagonist) suggests that life not fair. huh. this character also uses tears to manipulate her former lover into staying and and coaxes him into sexually oriented behavior (which she initially denies as a motive) all the while assuring him this isn not sex. reverse the genders and have the leads played by tracey gold and brian austin green and this could air in feature length on lifetime with a title like hostage to obsession. there is no medically accepted definition of sound mental and emotional stability that would encompass tessa behavior in this film. props to kristen thomson for playing a border line psychotic and manipulative ex to a t and perhaps too well because there is no well adjusted person and male or female and who could watch this and not have shivers run up their spine. 
this film seems well made and and more efforts should be made to promote films by women. that aside and this film is also profoundly disturbing in that it justifies the manipulative and psychotic machinations of a character that is profoundly disturbed. if you have seen any of the promotional material and you might think this is a poignant film about a relationship that reached its end and but none of that suggests how really disturbing the central premise is representa woman threatens suicide unless her soon to be ex agrees to relive here most treasured memories of their relationship. when told how unfair (to say the least) that such a threat is and tessa (the purported protagonist) suggests that life not fair. huh. this character also uses tears to manipulate her former lover into staying and and coaxes him into sexually oriented behavior (which she initially denies as a motive) all the while assuring him this isn not sex. reverse the genders and have the leads played by tracey gold and brian austin green and this could air in feature length on lifetime with a title like hostage to obsession. there is no medically accepted definition of sound mental and emotional stability that would encompass tessa behavior in this film. props to kristen thomson for playing a border line psychotic and manipulative ex to a t and perhaps too well because there is no well adjusted person and male or female and who could watch this and not have shivers run up their spine. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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