I loved this film. I loved it so much that I didn't pick up my phone once while watching it. The story--about a woman experiencing the ache and recovery from of a divorce--is familiar. What makes it special is that the film doesn't spoon feed you feelings or hit you over the head with tired relationship scenes or impose some big, over-the-top musical number to let you know she's getting better. The whole thing is restrained. It quietly moves along, feeling oh-so real, and ultimately reminds us that heartbreak and healing lead to growth. Great cameos. Great end credits. Before/During/After is a welcome reprieve from all the loud, showy stuff out there.
Review of Before/During/After
