This is a beautiful film that shows what families can and should be to each other, no matter what their abilities are. It follows the story of Bea and her intellectually challenged parents Derek and Sharon as they raise her and she raises them. It is told from her in a coma which we learn right at the very beginning but we aren't sure why she's in a coma until the very end. It definitely deserves higher praise than a 6 point something as it shows the humanity and vulnerability of human nature and human love. Excellent cast. Excellent acting. Yes there is some typical teen drama and stereotypes but overlook those things and appreciate this film for what it is.
Review of Wildflower
