<p>The film skilfully offers a visceral portrait of bipolar disorder, giving the watcher a empathetic and compassionate insight into what it's like to struggle with a common but misunderstood disorder. The film recreates the claustrophobia of Ellice’s room while she’s on a low phase because of her bipolar condition, creating an engaging visual metaphor for the mental condition to distinguish it from depression and other illnesses of the heart and mind.</p>