Trust Issues

About This Movie

So, 'Trust Issues' is quite a peculiar blend of comedy and drama, really. It revolves around this therapist in Woodstock who takes a rather unorthodox approach to her practice—spying on her patients. The tone feels light yet introspective, digging into some heavier themes about trust and family. The pacing has a nice rhythm, not rushing but still keeping you engaged. The performances have a raw quality to them, especially when the therapist uncovers shocking truths about her adoptive daughter. There’s an interesting practicality in how the film approaches its subject matter, making you reflect on the ethics of her methods while still being entertained. It’s definitely a conversation starter in the indie realm.

Interesting take on therapy and trust.Good performances that feel authentic.Has a unique indie vibe.