Review of Things We Lost in the Fire (2007) by Haineswest — 01 Sep 2014
This is a thoroughly engaging depiction of the life that is led by those who struggle with chemical dependency. The characters are entirely believable, the acting is superb, and the dialogue/script writing is so authentic you have to remind yourself you are watching a movie.
Every character is flawed, but they are never kept from imparting something good to their relationships, which are equally flawed. Real forgiveness, redemption, and love are given the most valuable opportunities in unlikely places.
I believe this is true in real life, and this movie is an excellent portrayal of that truth.
This review of Things We Lost in the Fire (2007) was written by Haineswest on 01 Sep 2014.
Things We Lost in the Fire has generally received positive reviews.
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