Sometimes to Love You Have to Let Go
Watch The Enormity of Life for drama that presents the serious issue of mental health with warmth, empathy and just the right touch of humor.
The acting is superb and the characters are relatable.
This movie is enjoyable as entertainment, but also has good messaging about an issue that is often either misunderstood or ignored.
The Enormity of Life
BayView Entertainment
Anhedonia Pictures
Rated R
Release Date 5/31/22
Synopsis
With impeccable timing, a middle-aged man on the verge of ending his own life receives a substantial inheritance.
His new found fortune coincides with a likable young woman and her precocious young daughter entering his pleasure-free life.
As his feelings for them grow, his plan to have the money go toward caring for his abusive, mentally-disturbed mother starts going by the wayside.
The film is a tender comedy about misery and a heart-wrenching drama about the things that make us reluctantly laugh.
Director
Eric Swinderman
Producers
Eric Swinderman
Carmen DeFranco
Debra Herzog
Andrew Gordon
Executive Producers
Breckin Meyer
Mark Pauley
Eugene Ptacek
Writers
Eric Swinderman
Carmen DeFranco
Cast
Breckin Meyer
Emily Kinney
Giselle Eisenberg
Bryant Carroll
Debra Herzog,
Allen O’Reilly
Aubrey Stone
Genre
Comedy
Drama
Official Trailer: The Enormity of Life
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