Interesting story of a son delving into the mental illness of his famous father's life yet as he tries to resolve his own, unreconciled issues with his father. His sensitive journey is marked in following a "friend" of his Dad's who also descended into mental illness if not the inability to cope with the world he lives in. This takes one's thought to truly thinking a bit "outside the box" of normal thought. The son's journey is most personal and yet fraught with a lot of truth's along the way that he clearly wrestles with. Acting was very good, sequencing of events and flashbacks helped move the story along. I was intrigued yet somewhat bothered by how "close" some of thinking in an imaginary way, I could relate to! -Which just goes to show how events can trigger real mental "upset" along the way of life you can't always reconcile immediately but must ponder and exercise circumspection in order to understand (if one ever does) Enjoyable movie and hit the target with me for entertainment...But provoked much thought along the way.
Review of Neverwas
