I had high expectations and was a little disappointed. It's distracting when you keep thinking "what on Earth is her motivation for doing that?"

While there's a bit of a "have I seen this before? or maybe it was a book?" familiar element to the plot it still hits hard.

Ending is disappointingly ridiculous and it's a tad uneven but I really appreciated the authentic feeling of a place and culture.

That's a gut punch. So much more to the story beyond the King video and a childhood memory of some fires.

Certainly not bad, just didn't find it particularly illuminating beyond it's "in a bad spot" setup.