Two things I really enjoyed about this movie: For starters, it's not a fairytale love story. It's real and that means it gets pretty dramatic and nightmarish, which happens when you get two damaged people together that only have their pain to pull from when they're trying to build something meaningful, but I'll save that for another counseling session. I also enjoyed the musical backdrop of the film. Being a musician and songwriter myself, I appreciated that the story highlighted some of the creative and professional struggles faced by aspiring performers and songwriters. Nice film!
Review of 9 Full Moons
