Once is enough

Rating: 7/10 (2 July 2020)

I must give props to the cast for their incredible emotionally intelligent performances. Some scenes were very well directed..particularly the court scene & (SPOILER) the scene where Adam Driver accidentally slices his arm open in front of the social worker.
HOWEVER, the back-backdrop of the story is pretty unrelatable. It's hard to feel sorry for jet setting 30 somethings who've had such successful, artistically satisfying lifestyles, a healthy, well adjusted child and tons of extra money to throw around on weekend trips and elaborate Halloween costumes.
The movie makes a couple subtle nods to their Insane privilege and/but I ultimately did NOT care about these people and their trivial problems. One viewing is enough for me and even so, I fast forward thru the last 20 minutes to get to the ending.