This movie was incredibly well done. Yes it was about a virus (but it was made before covid) but the memory loss subject is something families deal with all the time, which made it hard to watch. The main couple had great chemistry, and the movie had neat elements from Momento and other great films. I did have to fast forward through a couple of minutes at the beginning. Overall great quiet movie.

Jack O'Connell is one of my favorite actors, so I was really looking forward to watching this. I can't recommend it. There are times in my life where I have enjoyed sad movies, but this one felt like pure hell the entire time I was watching it. I really wanted to turn it off ten minutes in, but I was watching with a friend, and she wanted to stick it out. The awfulness of it is still affecting me. I never write reviews, but if I can save at least one person's soul from experiencing this, I have to try.

Although it was in production well before the current global pandemic hit, Chad Hartigan's love story plays quite effectively as a Covid metaphor. Olivia Cooke and Jack O'Connell are both terrific, even though only Cooke is allowed to speak w/ her native (Brit) accent, lol. Moving and even borderline profound at times, it's a film worth seeking out wherever you can find it.