This is a transparent pile of student film excrement. The suspension of disbelief turns out to be an impossible ask for the duration. Advertising under the guise of concern for those with severe mental illness and this being "inspired by a true story" is the insult to your self- inflicted injury from choosing to sit through it. I enjoy indie films, and was really hoping to happen upon a new addition to the valuable finds list, but this I cannot do. The plot is trite, the resemblance toward Reagan McNeal is amateurish, and the characters are so poorly developed you have zero investment in how this shakes out for anyone.