This movie had most, if not all the potential to have been better; but the ambiguity of its plot, in my opinion posed a stumbling block to its greatness.

I for one didn't understand if it was a movie about postpartum depression or mental slavery. I settled for post postpartum depression initially, but as the tape finally rolled towards the climax with Gemina in the pool and another version of her trying to drown her, it swayed my mind towards mental slavery; only to expunge my conclusion again with the text on her screen which reads: "How to help black women." This text further stirred more controversy than there already was with the plot. Thus, leaving me with a cliff hanger to decide for myself what the movie was about.

But despite these drawbacks, I must commend the beautiful sound in the movie, coupled with great acting from the cast.

I wish I could get my 20 minutes back. It was set up well, the acting was good, and the actors were noticeable. The story line had premise. Advertised as though it would chill me to the bone... I'm hot under the collar after that. I have no idea what this was meant to be about; the only inclination I even had that it was the end of the "film" was that she was dressed better and the music changed. I did film studies so I get metaphors, and I don't understand this. This was like the first 20 minutes of what may have been a decent film. It isn't wrapped up, so don't waste your time. Or do, and review it so I know what I just watched!

When I saw Alfre Woodard was in this, I had to see it. She always brings class to every role and is such a natural actress. It's not her fault this script was bad. It just made no sense. Yes it's a short, but shorts are usually meant to leave you wanting more or are begging to be made into feature films. Everything about this is misleading. Intentionally? You keep watching hoping it will go somewhere and that the dialogue will improve, or that the characters will become interesting or fleshed out at least a little, but...what was that ending?! All that just to make it about race in a situation where race had literally nothing to do with anything?!?! What a wasted opportunity. Yes sometimes racism exists in 2023, but once again the demand for it far exceeds the supply.