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Tearsmith on Netflix

Posted by jedrider on September 29, 2024 at 15:21:29:
Good movie.
I wonder how long good movies stay on Netflix?
Any other good movies to know about on Netflix (the only subscription we currently have)?
Just looked at a Rotten Tomatoes review:
The Tearsmith is an utterly confusing, absolutely uninteresting mess of a movie. With no redeeming qualities, one can only hope that these clearly passionate teenage actors get more chances to participate in projects worthy of their time.
Idk, I found it fascinating. Clearly, a very twisted psychological plot that I didn't fully understand, but that I think has some message about our deepest insecurities, whatever that may be.