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LOW RATINGS FROM THOSE WHO JUST DON'T CARE Anyone who understands the human condition of dealing with a society that doesn't care about the most vulnerable people who struggle day after day, will appreciate the message of this important movie. It's not only veterans who face homelessness, it's also those who suffer from mental illness. In any case, they are mostly alone and struggling to figure out how to get the help they need. By the time they get any direction on where to go and who to ask, they are already beaten down and their spirits are broken. This is the point for them in which death means peace and freedom.

It is spot on and I give it a 10+. The accent I noticed first was a true blue "from down the bayou" cajun". The acting is perfect and realistic to just a few of the tragic consequences of corporate greed.

Maybe it would help the naysayers to research how many normal, happy and successful human beings, with loving families, small children and bright future's descended into a living hell, bringing their loved ones all the way down into hell with them, losing everyone they loved in the end.