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corneliusmagus posted...

That's the issue for me. It almost attempts that but it's totally insincere and as a mentally ill person who has struggled through life and to fit in with society I found it hostile and exploitative. It lacks nuance and empathy basically, but I think that's to be expected from the director of The Hangover. I think there's a small chance the concept could have been good in more skilled hands.

That is the reason why I liked it.

The movie was cruel, but it was real. It shows the reality of what is going on, and how people who have mental illnesses are treated in societies all around the world.

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